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Sanaig, named after an inlet on Islay’s rugged Atlantic cost, is a vatting of Kilchoman matured in both sherry and bourbon barrels. This sherry cask Scotch whisky is matured in a high proportion of oloroso barrels, imparting a balance of dried fruits, dark chocolate and rich peat smoke into the spirit.

La Gritona Reposado has rested for 8 months in oak. the taste is herbaceous, with agave notes, and the finish is round with no burn.

Deep rich copper colour with reddish hues. Aromatic with notes of figs, dates and the sweetness of dark molasses. Very well - balanced and complex taste profile with hints of dried fig, sweet malt, vanilla and spices.

100% Australian premium malted barley, a blend of Westminster and Gairdner, brewed and fermented in our family owned brewery and winery for total quality control. The Signature expression shows bright topaz hues on appearance which open a door to orchard fruit profiles, macerated black cherry and biscuit notes balancing the zest of marmalade jam, lingering cocoa and dark-berry flavours.

It is robust, long-lasting and persistent in the mouth, with a drawn-out flavour providing smoky touches that give it a very special character. Deep-bodied with an aromatic complexity that fills the palate with perfect harmony between the aged notes and the smoky nuances.

Colour: Golden Aroma: Distinguished rye spiciness, mingling with mellow oak, above a soft layer of vanilla. Flavour: Cascading pepper from the rye caressingly wrapped in mouth coating oily viscosity and sweet biscuity, cereal, and dried fruit notes.

Islay peat smoke and sea salt on the nose, followed by warming leather notes, stewed rhubarb and a wonderful vanilla sweetness in the mouth, leading to a rich lingering finish.

In our pursuit of an authentically American single malt whiskey, we bring our signature five-malt barley bill together with new American oak casks. This combination produces a dramatically different whiskey from what is now commonplace and expected in the single malt category. But just as traditional styles of single malt from Scotland emerged as a reflection of regions such as Islay and Speyside, so too does our American Oak stay true to the provenance of our Pacific Northwest home.