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Light and zesty with a hint of spice, warming up to what can only be described as 'stick to your teeth' toffee. A long and lingering finish leaving you ready for the next sip.

First fill North American oak casks are perfect for maturing Auchentoshan. Where once they held bourbon, now we trust our spirit to their care. We carefully marry these casks to create the crisp citrus nose and unmistakable smoothness of Auchentoshan American Oak.

Golden honey colour with aromas of fresh citrus and a top note of honey. Flavoursome, well-rounded and full of character with a deliciously sweet and velvety finish.

Succulent honey, toffee apples, and crumbly fudge. Juicy sultanas and fresh citrus with a wisp of vanilla. Melted caramel, folded in slowly with a trace of oak.

Unlike most other single malts Glengoyne has been preserving the essence of its flavour for decades by using air-dried barley rather than barley dried using harsh peat smoke. The result is a more subtle, complex whisky in which all of the delicate flavours are freely allowed to express themselves. Sweet with toffee and popcorn aromas. Slightly nutty with fresh green apples coming through. The taste is clean; green apples and grass with a hint of sweet licorice. Sweet and malty finish.

No less than 42 whiskies, including Speyside malts which lend it character, this versatile blend displays herbaceous and floral notes.

No less than 42 whiskies, including Speyside malts which lend it character, this versatile blend displays herbaceous and floral notes.

Colour: Clear, golden and bright Nose: Oak and Sherry with a hint of citrus Palate: Mature, easy-going full of bright Speyside fruit Finish: Clean, medium dry.

Lovely, delicate, and floral on the nose grains and malts working in perfect harmony. Deceptively rich and full for what is really quite a light-bodied blend. Fruity, with a touch of smoke. Brittle toffee and spices, along with a hint of grain, in the medium finish. 'Grouse' cleverly manages to suggest that its component whiskies are older than they probably are. A classic example of how good 'standard' blended whisky at an affordable price can be.