Nose: Tomintoul's Old Ballantruan 15 Year Old whisky offers subtle aromas of smoke, honey and dried fruit, typical of single malts from Scotland's Speyside region.
Feel: On the palate, this whisky proves balanced with notes of peat, caramel and vanilla, offering a rich, complex texture.
Finish: The finish of Old Ballantruan 15 Year Old is long and warm, leaving lingering notes of smoke and ripe fruit on the palate.

Nose: Subtle aromas of smoky peat, vanilla and tropical fruit emerge delicately from the glass.
Mouth: On the palate, powerful notes of caramel, black pepper and dark chocolate mingle with hints of sea salt and liquorice.
Finish: The finish is long and intense, leaving a warm sensation of smoke and dried fruit on the palate.

Nose: Tiramisu, cappuccino, gingerbread, raisins, almonds, sweet oak and vanilla.

Palate: Espresso, dark chocolate, raisins, Tiramisu, blackberries, vanilla, walnuts and sweet oak.

Finish: Persistent, intense roasted coffee notes, balanced and sweet.

Nose: Sweet, red fruits, Seville oranges, plums, caramel pudding.


Mouth: Nectarines, creamy caramel, roasted chestnuts, coffee.


Finish: Plums, raisins, blood orange, macerated cherries.

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.

Nose: Caramel and baked pears with a hint of leather.

Mouth: A lovely balance of apricots, spicy oak and vanilla custard.

Finish: Long and warm with a lovely accord of spice and raisins.

- Port finish

Nose: Sweet and malty. Fruity and honeyed like the standard version. A hint of smoke.

Mouth: Light to medium, with lots of nuances. Mild with a hint of smoke, red fruit and banana, malt and oak.

Finish: Medium to long with woody finesse and a hint of cocoa.

Nose: Notes of subtly spiced cereals, mango, papaya and pea pods. Traces of hard toffee and light oak chips. A drop of water reveals notes of cinnamon brioche and salted caramel.

Mouth: Silky and fluid with an intense taste of sweet butterscotch, a spicy-dry and woody intensity. The addition of water softens the honeyed sweetness of the creamy, smooth Swiss milk chocolate, with just a hint of salt in the mid-palate. The mild spices now keep the sweetness in check.

Finish: Short and rather intense, with spicy chili pepper notes.