Heaven Hill for Five Points 9 year

69.1% ABV

Notes: Sweet vanilla cream, cotton candy, custard and the banana with coconut fruitiness. This is just so drinkable, very smooth almost lemonade
Unique Facts: Distilled in the USA but aged in Scotland for 9 years. This has bottle has been re-imported to the USA.Distilled: 2009

Distillery: Heaven Hill
Bottled: 2018
Region: Kentucky, USA
Cask: New oak barrel
# of bottles: 230

Only 102 bottles available at Five Points.

Ledaig 10 year

54.9% ABV

Notes: Peat, farm, salty. Creamy lemon on the taste. With milk chocolate and salty fudge

Unique Facts: Ledaig is the peated version of Tobermory and it used to be the original name of the distillery. Nowadays it’s known as Tobermory.

Great for customers who like: Peated and farm influenced whiskies. Mostly Islay peat.

Compare with: Caol Ila, Laphroaig

Distilled: 2008
Bottled: 2018
Region: Islands
Distillery: Tobermory
Cask: Hogshead
# of bottles: 248

Glentauchers 21 year

53.3% ABV

Notes: Honey, caramel, cookie dough, oranges. Sweet melons, kiwis and some zesty notes

Unique Facts: Normally part of a blend (Ballantine’s) and rarely bottled as a single malt scotch.

Great for customers who like: Fruity and easy to drink. Fresh but sweet.

Compare with: Glenlivet, Glenfiddich, Linkwood or other fruity and fresh Speyside region whiskies

Distilled: 1997
Bottled: 2018
Region: Speyside
Distillery: Glentauchers
Cask: Refill bourbon barrel
# of bottles: 170 Unchillfiltered /Non – colored

Orkney 15 year

55.9% ABV

Notes: Lightly smoky. Sweet fruity character. Mandarin/orange

Unique Facts: One of two distilleries on Orkney. This is the largest. It’s a Highland Park

Great for customers who like: For those who are not into extreme smoky whiskies like Ardbeg – so a more subtle variation.

Compare with: Highland Park, light smoked but fruity whiskies

Distilled: 2003
Bottled: 2018
Region: Orkney
Distillery: Highland Park
Cask: Hogshead
# of bottles: 327 Unchillfiltered /Non – colored

Speyside Region 26 year

51.5% ABV

Notes: Fresh apple peal, hints of tropical fruit. Sweet layer with elements of icing sugar. Subtle and delicate high quality spirit
Unique Facts: The distillery with the biggest production of Scotland. The 1st with an official license.
Great for customers who like: Compared to the Glentauchers this is more subtle but also a higher quality spirit. It leans more towards a tropical influence.
Compare with: Glenlivet, Glenfiddich

Distilled: 1992
Bottled: 2018
Region: Speyside
Distillery: Glenlivet
Cask: Refill bourbon barrel
# of bottles: 250