Ballantine's Finest is a complex, refined and elegant blended scotch whisky. It is regarded as the taste to satisfy a modern style. The original flavour, complexity and refinement comes from more than 50 single malt flavours. The unmistakable Ballantine's flavour is dependent on these 50 single malts, 4 single grains and in particular the fingerprint malts from Miltonduff and Glenburgie. It is balanced because no one single component dominates. Colour: A light gold Nose: Deep with hints of spice Body: Rounded Taste: Well balanced with tones of chocolate, apple and vanilla followed by a gently floral finish Finish: Sophisticated after-taste gives a fresh floral glow.

A North Highland Blended malt produced from distilleries only located in the Northern Highlands. Endorsed by HRH The Prince Charles, Duke of Rothesay. The first Northern Highland Blended Malt ever produced from this region. The unique packaging of Barrogill utilises the Royal colours, stressing the Royal connections. Nose – Full bodied with floral and sweet fruity aromas that are reflective of its North Highland roots. Taste – Sweet and spicy to the taste, with a slight warm peaty undertone. Finish – A long lasting finish that is complex yet superbly balanced. (Glass not included).

The unique flavour of Bell's Blended Scotch Whisky comes from some of the finest malt whiskies in Scotland – from the fresh, sweet malts of Speyside to the smoky sea salt of the Islands – all matured in selected oak casks for a richer flavour. The malt at the heart of the Bell's blend is rich, spiced and nutty (a bit like ginger cake), and comes from our home, the Blair Athol distillery.

The Island of Islay is renowned all over the world for its intensely powerful and charismatic Scotch whiskies. Black Bottle is totally unique in being created from whiskies from all seven of the famous distilleries on Islay. Its spiritual home is the Bunnahabhain distillery in the north-east of the Island. Black Bottle was created in 1879 by Gordon Graham and Co. based in Aberdeen. The three Graham brothers – (Charles Innes, Gordon and David) original business was tea but they switched their attention to whisky blending. Soon the popularity of the whisky spread through the East Coast fishermen who favoured it on long sea journeys. Black Bottle's name came from its original bottle design based on black German glass and echoing the traditional pot whisky still. In 1914, following the outbreak of war, production was switched to green glass as it is to be found today. Black Bottle has long been regarded as one of the smoothest and most balanced of the Scotch Whiskies. The skilful craft of blending only the finest malt and grain whiskies delivers a wonderfully balanced and whisky experience. Fresh and fruity on the nose it combines full, honeyed and delightfully smoky flavours that set it apart. The tasting experience is rounded off with a long and warming finish.

Blairmhor 8 year old Scotch whisky is produced from a vatting of up to 20 different single malt whiskies, the majority from the Highland and Speyside regions. All of these malts have been distilled in traditional copper stills and then matured in casks for a minimum of eight years resulting in this smooth uncomplicated Scotch that offers the perfect introduction to Blended Malt Scotch Whisky. This blended malt has a rich, full-bodied nose and a perfect golden honey colour. It has a peat flavour on the palate with heather overtones and a touch of malted spice together with a mature sweetness in the long finish, Altogether Blairmhor is a smooth, finely balanced, blended malt of exceptional character and reputation. Nose – Rich, malty and full-bodied. Colour – Golden honey. Taste – Peat and heather overtones with a touch of malted spice on the nose. A wonderful dry taste with a mature sweetness in the long finish, a smooth, finely balanced, blended malt of exceptional character.

Nose: Orchard fruits and wild herbs. Taste: Honey and butterscotch with apricots and hazelnuts. Finish: Rich and generous. How to enjoy Chivas Regal 12 year old at its best. As you wish: on the rocks or accessing the subtle warm flavours in the form of a deliciously simple yet classic cocktail. Distinguished by its light, lingering aroma, full, smooth palate and balanced flavour with a hint of smoke, Chivas Regal is a Scotch of subtle and complex character. From its origins at Strathisla – the oldest operating distillery in The Highlands – this blend of the finest malt and mature grain whiskies deserves the accolade 'Scotland's Prince of Whiskies'.

Connoisseurs of Chivas Regal have long appreciated the rich and generous style of Chivas Regal 12 Year Old. This is reflected in Chivas Regal 18 Year Old, which is also characterised by a deep, dark, mellow complexity of the special older whiskies selected for this 18 Year Old blend. Chivas Regal 18 Year Old is the personal creation of the Master Blender, Colin Scott. Every cask of Scotch whisky selected has been carefully selected from very old and precious stocks aged for a minimum of 18 years, including some whiskies that are now exceedingly rare. The quantity of Chivas Regal 18 Year Old that can be produced in any year is therefore necessarily limited. Each bottle bears its own unique serial number. This means that each bottle can be traced back to one particular blending and from there, back through the years in cask, to the distillations that first gave it life. Chivas Regal 18yo gives you an intensely rewarding and luxurious whisky experience because it is made from hand-selected whiskies of exceptional richness. Tasting Note: Colour: Intense, dark amber Nose: Multi-layered aromas of dried fruits, spice and buttery toffee Taste: Exceptionally rich and smooth, Chivas 18 has a velvety, dark chocolate palate with elegant floral notes and a wisp of sweet mellow smokiness Finish: A magnificently long, warm and memorable finish.

This rich and complex whisky from Chivas is aged for 21 years in oak casks before bottling in handcrafted porcelain flagons. Royal Salute was launched on 2nd June 1953 as a tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on her Coronation Day. The name of this exceptional Scotch Whisky comes from the 21 Gun Royal Salute, which is fired as a mark of respect for powerful dignitaries. At her coronation, the crown of Queen Elizabeth II was set in rubies, sapphires and emeralds. These precious stones remain the inspiration for the colours of Royal Salute's handcrafted flagons, therefore bottle colour may vary.

A 12 year old deluxe Scots Whisky, elegant and fruity, giving a subtle sweetness on the palate. Malts of between 12 and 15 years are used in this blend, which is beautifully presented in its unique multi-faceted green bottle, inspired by the precious emerald.

A cream whisky.