HERITAGE is a whisky that exudes intensity and elegance, boasting an array of complex and harmonious flavors achieved through expert blending and aging. This exceptional creation is made from three unpeated French malt distillates, each aged in different types of barrels: old cognac barrels, new French oak barrels from Limousin and new American oak barrels. The resulting...

Art & Decadence is crafted using malt whisky from the Balmenach Distillery, which has been finished for almost a year in three different types of ex-wine casks - Madeira, Sauternes, and Marsala. These wine casks contribute flavors of juicy fruit and honey to the inherent sweetness of the Balmenach whisky. Additionally, the blend includes malt whisky from the Linkwood...

The Kavalan distillery has its own cooperage, which allows it to fully control the crucial stage of aging. On the wise advice of Jim Swan, aging in STR (shaved-toasted-recharred) barrels plays an important role, allowing its single malt to reach full maturity more quickly. This version echoes Brandy Cask # A090620014 from the Créations Cellar Book catalog, sharing with it a...

Macallan 15 Year Old Double Cask is a renowned single malt whisky, aged for 15 years in two different types of casks - American oak casks and European oak casks that have contained sherry. This double cask aging method gives the whisky rich and complex flavors, with notes of vanilla, caramel and dried fruits, as well as a spicy and woody touch. The whisky has a deep golden...

Octomore Edition 14.1 is one of the most peated whisky in the world (128.9 ppm). A single Malt distilled in 2017 from 100% Scottish barley (Concerto variety) harvested in 2016. Aged for 5 years in first-fill American Whiskey barrels.

Octomore Edition 14.2 is one of the most peated whisky in the world (128.9 ppm). A single Malt distilled in 2017 from 100% Scottish barley (Concerto variety) harvested in 2016. Aging for 5 years at 40% in first-fill Oloroso barrels, 16% in first-fill Amarone barrels, and 44% in second-fill Amarone barrels