Single Malt Scotch
Glenfarclas 175th Anniversary Chairman’s Reserve
Complex and vividly sherried, with red berries, orange oil and marzipan joined by black tea, tobacco, mint and baking spice. The palate is creamy and expansive, layering cherry and plum preserves with dark chocolate, espresso and polished oak. Bright fruit acidity keeps the depth energetic, while waxy texture and gentle bitterness add mature structure. The finish is exceptionally long, spicy and balanced, lingering on cocoa, fruit and elegant old wood.
Braes of Glenlivet 1975 31 Year Old Connoisseurs Choice
Elegant and quietly mature, with creamy malt, buttery wafer, vanilla and citrus framed by delicate wood and fine spice. The palate remains light on its feet, balancing caramel malt with cinnamon, floral notes and a gently tonic, tart-oak edge. Time in refill American hogsheads shows as restraint rather than heavy sweetness. The finish is dry, fragrant and persistent, leaving soft florals, vanilla and measured spice.
Glenfarclas 1974 25 Year Old
Silky and mature, opening with black cherry, redcurrant jam, dark chocolate and fresh coffee beans, followed by fennel, ginger and a subtle savoury note. The palate is rounded and composed, layering cherry, pomegranate, dark honey and toffee with nutmeg, clove and soft leather. Gentle tannin and citrus peel keep the richness in check. The finish is medium-long, nutty and warming, with hazelnut, dark honey and polished oak.
Craigellachie 33 Year Old Limited Release Small Batch
Layered and assertive, with raisins, apples, banana and pineapple set against leather, mineral notes and a lightly savoury edge. The palate brings caramel, oatmeal and ripe stone fruit, while mint and clove provide freshness through the rich middle. Its texture is substantial without becoming heavy, and the mature character remains lively rather than overly woody. The finish is long and intense, lingering on dried fruit, cool spice and mineral depth.










