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51. Compass Box The General Scotch Whisky

The General is Compass Box’s heavyweight icon whisky. A long, long time ago two parcels of scotch were blended and then left in barrel to do what ancient whiskies do. A very small lot too so it’s as

52. Compass Box No Name #3 Scotch Whisky

The third in the No Name series, this is rock opera where aromas approach and recede, rise and fall.

53. Craigellachie Scotch Whisky

Steadfastly still using worm tubs to this day (snaking copper condensers) to add sulphurous ballast to the dram – it was even considered ‘old fashioned’ back in 1891. Legend has it that the founders’

54. Dewar's Scotch Whisky

Dewar’s is known for its pioneering blending process of double ageing and pursuit of smoothness. What better way to achieve that than doubling it!

55. Aberfeldy Scotch Whisky

A before and after that restores Aberfeldy’s Scotch credentials with a liquid gold strategy.

56. Woolf Drinks Scotch Whisky

With sharp instincts and a deep desire to hunt down the very best single casks this brand is no wolf in sheep’s clothing!

57. Arran Scotch Whisky

With a unique shaped island, a pair of nesting eagles and mountain waterfalls, all the inspirational element that surround the Lochranza Distillery – we just had to put them all to use in the new

58. Lindores Eau de Vie

A tribute to the origins of Scotch – the earliest ‘aqua vitae’ that was made at Lindores Abbey in 1494.

59. Aultmore Scotch Whisky

A rare Speyside malt known locally as “a nip of the Buckie Road”. The distillery’s water filters down through the misty, mysterious ‘Foggie Moss’. What more did we need as inspiration?

60. Woodsman Scotch Whisky

Not your everyday ‘traditional’ Scotch NPD, a category disrupter with a wood-driven flavour character.