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Single Malt from the Highlands takes on many shapes and forms. Because the region is so vast it is difficult to make sweeping statements. Typically, single malt from the region is put into four subregions, named for the cardinal compass points. To the north there are big bodied single malts, with cereal sweetness and richness, take The Dalmore, for example. Toward the south there are lighter, fruitier whiskies with a definite dryness. Aberfeldy is a shining example of this. To the east there are some full-bodied, dry whiskies with lots of fruit and pungency. The superb Glen Garioch is one such single malt distillery. The Western Highlands offer full body and real power with peaty, smoky overtones, nearer the coast there are some more maritime flavoured whiskies too. The most popular Highland single malt - if Speyside is treated as a separate region (Speyside, of course, is situated in the Highlands) - is Glenmorangie.
Glengarioch 2011 Octave Single cask 52,6%
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Behold, a lesser-spotted Teaninich single malt! This was distilled over in the Highlands in , and spent its 12 years of ageing in a pair of hogsheads. Signatory bottled it up for its Un-Chillfiltered Collection,
A late 2017 addition to Wolfburn's core range, Morven is a lightly peated single malt from the northernmost distillery in mainland Scotland. This expression rounds out the distillery's range well (which also features their signature Northland Single Malt
A somewhat mysterious single malt here from Douglas Laing's Provenance series! This one was distilled at "Probably Orkney's Finest Distillery" - there's only two Orkney distilleries, so you might be able to figure out which one it is... Anyway, this is a
Another ace whisky from the Wolfburn distillery way up in the north of Scotland. Langskip is matured exclusively in first-fill bourbon casks and is bottled at a generous 58% ABV, making it a particularly powerfully flavoursome dram. Impressive as ever fro
Tasting notes: On the nose sherry sweetness mingles with aromas of heather honey and apple blossom. On the palate its complexity shows itself: at first sweet and creamy, then soft bourbon notes begin to shine through. Hints of oak and vanillin are prese
The second release from Douglas Laing's Old Particular Consortium of Cards series! This one is a 20 year old Ben Nevis, drawn from a refill butt which matured the single malt Scotch whisky from February 1997 to May 2017. 626 bottles were produced, featuri
Another addition to Tullibardine's The Murray series - this time the distillery in the Highlands has finished its whisky in casks that previously held Sicilian Marsala wine! It was distilled back in 2006 and originally aged in first-fill bourbon barrels,
Released in January 2016, this is a Douglas Laing Old Particular bottling of Glengoyne single malt, matured in a single refill hogshead from December 1996 to August 2015.
An 8 year old Clynelish here from The Single Malts of Scotland's Reserve Casks independent bottling series. This particular parcel was drawn from five barrels and bottled at 48% ABV in 2020. Always a treat to see tasty indie Clynelish.
From a Gaelic word meaning "life", this robust single malt comes from one of Scotland's oldest distilleries, located in the southern Highlands. Renowned for its traditional fruity and flowery style, this distillery once in a while also makes a heavily pea
The whisky from the only distillery in the coastal town of Fort William, with a view of the highest Scottish mountain from which it takes its name, is always very sought after. Its malty character, medium body and fresh notes of oranges are quite unmistak
Back in July 2007, this single malt was distilled at Blair Athol and then left to mature in a single refill sherry butt. Over a decade later, the Highlander was bottled in Feb 2020 at 12 years old, with just 348 bottles released at 46% ABV for Douglas Lai
Timorous Beastie Bottling Note
Joining the ranks of Big Peat and Scallywag is Douglas Laing's Timorous Beastie, a blended malt made entirely of Highland whiskies from distilleries such as Dalmore, Glen Garioch, Glengoyne and more.
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