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Glen Spey 13 Year Old
This is the one for those with a sophisticated sweet tooth. Fruity on the nose, desserty on the palate, with an extra sprinkling of spices to keep the sweetness in context. A quintessential Speyside, appropriate for a whisky bearing the name of the region.
£75
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Croftengea 14 Year Old
This is the one for those who crave the peat. The nose is deceptively moderate on smoke, but on tasting the reek gushes forth and covers the drinker in deliciously indulgent soot. Take care with this Croftengea – it’s quite different from other whiskies made at the usually mild mannered Loch Lomond distillery.
£75
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Knockdhu 8 Year Old
This is the one for people who missed breakfast today. The pleasing aromas guide you to the table, where you’re rewarded with a balance of sweet, savoury and cereal flavours. The Marsala Barrique has created a wonderfully fragrant whisky, enhancing and multiplying the aromas that come naturally to Knockdhu.
£70
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Ruadh Mhor 8 Year old
This is the one for people who are nostalgic for the subtropical regions. The flavours remind us of the fruits and forests of the tropics, while the smokiness that infuses Ruadh Mhor whisky is reminiscent of fine Cuban cigars. And yet, this whisky was made in the Highlands of Scotland!
£70
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Glen Garioch 12 Year Old
This is the one for people who have fallen in love with long, warm, Scottish summer days. There may not be many such days each year, but when the wild flowers are blooming and the berries are bursting, there’s no finer place to be.
£70
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North British 32 Year Old
This is the one for people who like their whiskies calm, meditative and refined. The North British Grain distillery was Edinburgh’s only place making whisky for almost 100 years, and this unhurried expression is a perfect window into the benefits of slow maturation.
£110
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Ledaig 14 Year Old
This is the one for people who can’t decide between a richly indulgent dessert whisky, or one with elegant puffs of peat smoke. The style of this Ledaig from 2005 does away with such difficult choices by combining the best of both worlds. Dark, rich, chewy and smoky; this is an intense island whisky.
£140
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The Glasgow & South Western Railway
The fourth release in the Scotch Express Series continues Cask 88’s adventure across Scottish railways to commemorate The Glasgow & South Western Railway. This triple distilled single malt from the Auchentoshan distillery delivers a light and lively spirit, delighting the palate with classic flavour notes that will take you back in time. Showcase the romanticism of this iconic railway on your top shelf. Reserve your bottle today.
£85
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The Great North Of Scotland Railway
The third release in the Scotch Express Series celebrates yet another of Scotland’s “Whisky Railways” by showcasing a Cowan ‘M’ Class locomotive cutting through a snowy Speyside scene.Robin Barnes gorgeous watercolour rendition adorned on the face of the bottle brings history to life, allowing the shared legacy of whisky and rail to unite once more.
£85
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“The Moose” Austin Special
To celebrate the Bo’ness Revival, Cask 88 was delighted to showcase a cask of Single Malt Scotch whisky that was put into its cask in the same fateful year as the Revival began. Over 14 years the Bo’ness Revival has grown its membership and brought more and more shining examples of classic car engineering to the track and put them through their paces – and all the while this whisky was maturing and growing in depth and richness. A limited quantity of this special commemorative bottle are now available for sale to the general public.
£97
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Caledonian Railway
The final release in the Scotch Express Series concludes the voyage along Scotlands five railways by commemorating the Caledonian Railway. This fragrant single malt hails from the Deanston distillery, a relative newcomer to the whisky industry who began whisky production in 1965, nearly coinciding with the closure of the Caledonian railway in the same year. Raise a glass to the spirit of entrepreneurship and put the flashy style of the Caledonian Railway on your top shelf.