Nose: Great complexity with notes of oats and peat. Fruit (melon, peach and lemon), lovely woody notes with nutmeg and cinnamon.

Mouth: Notes of citrus, ripe sweet fruit (apricot and melon), salt, iodine and smoke. A little caramel and tobacco.

Finish: Elegant on fruit, oak with a hint of barbecue smoke.

Nose:Seville orange, vanilla, pear and almond.

Mouth: Sweet and floral, ginger, pear and vanilla.

Finish: Sweet, spicy and slightly peppery.

A well-balanced, lightly saline Highland single malt whisky that makes an excellent aperitif. A crisp, dry, appetizing malt that opens with fresh, sweet orange notes and a long, dry finish.

This bottling is dedicated to the Swiss physician, naturalist, humanist, polyhistorian and encyclopedist Conrad Gessner (1516-1565). In his book 'The History of Four Foot Beats and Serpents', Gessner described and drew the mythical animal Seawolf on page 580. The distillery's current logo is taken from Conrad Gessner's notes. A selection of 8 barrels by Alex Polasek.

Nose: Smooth and soft. Orange cream cake, a hint of vanilla, light slivered almond note and a slight green note. A drop of water enhances the waxy note.

Mouth: Creamy, sweet, note of Seville orange peel before drying out, a little peppery spiciness. A drop of water softens the taste and reduces acidity, but does not alter the overall profile.

Finish: Long, warm and spicy.

Nose: Creamy, pudding, butter, tangy marmalade.

Mouth: Rich and oily with panna cotta, lotus cookies, sweet spices, lemon zest and nutmeg.

Finish: Warm with a note of almond and ground coffee.

PEAT is the perfect expression of smoky whisky, with all the coastal character you'd expect from an island whisky, as well as a balanced sweetness.

a handful of distilleries have been chosen from across the island to create an Islay blended malt, taking the distinct character of each and bringing them together to celebrate peat.

N: Sweet introduction, notes of powdered sugar, crème brûlée and custard.

B: Peat smoke is soft and sweet, with toasted marshmallow notes typical of heavily peated Kilkerran. Notes of gooseberry and parma violet.

F: Sweetness persists with notes of orange pulp.