Macallan Art Is The Flower (50.4 %, 70 cl) is a limited-edition single malt from The Tree of Life series, inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s 1902 stained glass, The Spirit of the Rose . Matured solely in European oak casks seasoned with sherry from Jerez, it displays a deep mahogany color  . The nose reveals dried fruits—raisins, fig—alongside polished oak,...

The 2025 edition of Chichibu Paris Edition celebrates the geography and urban identity of Paris and Tokyo. A true invitation to travel, this edition highlights three iconic neighborhood pairings: Montmartre & Asakusa, Le Marais & Harajuku, Les Champs-Élysées & Ginza.

To mark the occasion, six pop and colorful label designs have been...

The first bourbon to be bottled cask by cask (single barrel) in 1984, The Original revolutionized American whiskey. Bottled from a single barrel each time, each version is unique. At 46.5%, Blanton's Original is the flagship of the range.

Michter’s US 1 American Whiskey is a premium spirit crafted from a unique rye-free mashbill and aged in custom-toasted, lightly charred new American oak barrels. Smooth and well-balanced, it reveals notes of caramel, vanilla, dried fruits, and gentle spice. Softer than a traditional bourbon, it stands out for its roundness and complexity. A top-tier American...

Glenmorangie The Cadboll Estate, a 15-year-old whisky, pays homage to the Scottish Highlands region through its organoleptic qualities. Its first ageing, in bourbon barrels, gives it gourmet notes and this creamy side. This is its second ageing, in casks that have contained Amontillado, which introduces notes of spices and nuts. These flavors are particularly reminiscent of...

Waterford Lacken Peated (50 % ABV, 70 cl) is a bold Irish single malt, made from Arcadian barley grown on Lacken farm (County Wexford) and peated to ~57 ppm. It delivers a colorful, full-bodied peated profile: intensely salty, oily, and rich . The nose bursts with vibrant coastal smoke, white fruit, green tea, and hay, perfectly balancing the malt’s robustness  ....