Yamazaki is the pioneer of single malt Japanese whisky, born in Japan’s first and oldest malt distillery. Nestled proudly on the periphery of Kyoto, Yamazaki is renowned for its soft waters. Diverse fermentation, distillation and maturation techniques create the blending opportunities that are essential to achieving the signature subtle, refined and complex taste that is...

At each stage of the tasting, Oban surprises with its character halfway between land and sea. It is a reflection of the terroir from which this malt comes: the Western Highlands. To accentuate the flavors of iodine and sea air during Oban's second maturation, its master distiller chose Fino Montilla casks, which enhance the elegance of the malt with delicate, woody notes.

After 26 years, the sleeping beauty of the Lowlands wakes up. Rosebank 30 Year Old First Release is a truly limited edition. Distilled in 1990, just before the distillery's premature closure in 1993, Rosebank 30 Year Old First Release single malt whisky is a carefully selected vintage to rediscover the Rosebank distillery hallmark: a smooth, unmistakable character.

Located in the Miyagi Valley, a region in the north of the island of Honshu known for its clean air and quality spring water, Nikka's Miyagikyo Distillery produces a refined, fruity and floral malt that is instantly recognizable. This limited edition of Miyagikyo is distinguished by yeasts promoting the emergence of perfumes and flavors evoking peach and apricot. An...

Mortlach 12 Year Old is a vibrant and bold single malt. Aged in Bourbon and Sherry barrels, unpeated, it is distinguished by its incredible intensity, but also by its airy, light and lively character.

Lagavulin 8 Year Old is a sweet and powerful single malt that reflects the unique character of the Lagavulin distillery.

Hennessy VS is one of the most famous cognacs in the world, the typical bottle shape is iconic. This Limited Gold Edition highlights the golden colors dear to the House of Hennessy.

Braastad XO Fine Champagne is a blend of the best Grande and Petite Champagne Cognacs of the House. The Fine Champagne denomination is obtained with a minimum of 50% coming from Grande Champagne and the rest from Petite Champagne.