The Glenlivet 18 Year Old

The end of smugglers, find it on the bottom-right of our flavour map. In 1824 George Smith made a daring move and got a license to legally produce single-malt Whisky. Needless to say the neighbouring smugglers weren't all too happy about it, so for protection...

The Glenlivet 12 Year Old

One of the Mot popular single malts in the World. In 1824 George Smith made a daring move and got a license to legally produce single-malt Whisky. Needless to say the neighbouring smugglers weren't all too happy about it, so for protection he had to carry not one,...

POWERS JOHN'S LANE RELEASE

This is an incredibly special release that's won practically every Whiskey award going. It's consistently described as one of the best Irish Whiskies created.

Mixing maturation in Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry casks, this Whiskey is all about balance in ways rarely seen in the category.

"To pair with my favourite music, I would choose Powers John Lane Release. It's quite robust, earthy, even masculine drink. It really is one for the rockers." ~ Billy Leighton, Master Blender

THE MACALLAN 1824 SIENNA

Sienna is one of four Macallan Single Malts featured in their bold 1824 SERIES. This Single Malt quartet was matured exclusively in Sherry casks and the bottles bear no age statement. Sienna is the 2nd darkest of the four, so it is believed to be aged the longest after Ruby and in more "flavourful" casks than Amber & Gold.

With the 1824 series Macallan doesn't aim to impress with an age statement, rather it focuses your attention to the quality of the oak, the ingredients and the craftsmanship that goes into creating a Single Malt.

All four bottles are named after the colour of the Whisky. Sienna, for example, is one of the first earth pigments to be used by humans. It takes its name after the Italian city-state of Siena, where it was produced during the Renaissance.

Start your 1824 series with Sienna, a Scotch that symbolises Autumn. Falling leaves, a warm breeze, and a glass of Macallan's Sienna.