Whisk(e)y

Pungent and potent, this is the great Islay malt. With richly peaty, deep, smoky flavors, it has an intense, long, ambrosial finish. Since 1816, Lagavulin single malt Scotch whisky has been made in a picturesque huddle of buildings on Lagavulin Bay.

Strong and full of flavor, this bold bourbon boasts an incredible deep and smoky taste, superbly balanced with sweet vanilla and notes of caramel. A distinctively rich flavor comes from bottling at its original 125 barrel entry proof.

Alba refers to Quercus Alba, the type of American White Oak that are used to mature A’Bunadh Alba. Coincidently, Alba is also the Scots Gaelic name for Scotland. The English name refers to the light colour of the bark of some species. American Oak trees grow much faster than most European Oak species and can live for hundreds of years.

On the nose, dense waves of raisin and plum sit atop roasted almond and milk chocolate with orange peel and allspice. On the palate, dark chocolate and plum lead the charge with raisins, treacle, roasted almond, and oak spice supporting.

35% - To create this extraordinary blend, crown royal whiskies are carefully selected by their master blender and infused with the juicy flavor of fresh Georgia peaches. Once picked, the peaches are destoned, pressed and strained. The result is a vibrantly delicious whisky.

The Japanese public preferred a softer, smoother, less-smokey version of whisky, and their master distillers worked tirelessly to cater to the public's flavor profile. The result, a whisky that rivals even the legendary scotches because of the quality and never before seen flavor and finishes.

Bright copper in the glass, the sweet aromas suggest maple and allspice. The light, drying palate echoes that maple hint alongside grapefruit peel tones, finishing with a flurry of baking spice and mouthwatering lemon peel.