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New releases in Maltbarn’s series featuring natural wonders. These include whiskies from Ben Nevis, Strathisla, Miltonduff, and Dailuaine. If your whisky desires tend to drift beyond whatever’s possible on earth, these should suit perfectly!

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~Le Gus’t Selection # # ~

Le Gus’t Selection # # includes Glen Mosset (Benromach) 2014, Aultmore 2010, and Glasgow Distillery 2016. Three very different whiskies, all with the Le Gus’t seal of approval.

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~ Ardbeg 25 Years Old – Cadenhead's Authentic Collection ~

Distilled at Ardbeg and bottled by Cadenhead's in 2019, this 25-year-old Islay single malt matured in a bourbon cask and was bottled at a natural cask strength of 51.6%.

A fascinating older Ardbeg that shows a different side of this iconic Islay distillery.

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~New Thompson Bros~

We’ve got all the latest releases from Phil & Simon Thompson, including a heavily peated Dalmore–Teaninch hybrid the bros have dubbed “Alness.” There’s also a 1996 Ben Nevis, 1989 Side-burn (teaspooned Balvenie), and 1998 Aldunie (teaspooned Kininvie). After old grain? Don’t miss the 1991 North British.

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~Turntable x Amrut Collaboration Drop 03~

This blended whisky combines 36% bourbon-aged Amrut single malt with Benriach, Tamdhu and Cameronbridge grain whisky.

The result: collaboration that feels surprisingly coherent on paper — and even more so in the glass.

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~Whisky of the month~

Our Whisky of the Month is Filey Bay’s Flagship!
This English single malt positively impressed all of us with its quality, uniqueness, and value—the three key factors in earning our Whisky of the Month moniker!

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Fresh in: two new Liquid Treasures bottlings.

A 17-year-old Bunnahabhain and a Secret Islay from 1991.... which turns out to be a 32-year-old Laphroaig!

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Five new single casks from German independent bottler Maltbarn, including Bunnahabhain, Benriach, Glenrothes, Ardmore, and (a 32-year-old) Tullibardine.

Maltbarn is a Whiskybase member favorite, and one look at this line-up of quality distilleries and age statements probably helps explain why. The labels on this new series depict our natural world—and beyond.

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~Invergordon 1974~

Especially for single-grain whisky: the longer it is aged, the more flavorful it becomes. In that regard, we are certainly on the right track with this Invergordon bottling from The Whisky Blues. It matured for 51 years in a bourbon cask!

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