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This wild barrel of teaspooned Islay malt was filled into a single hogshead on November 24th of 1997. The distiller in questions, Ardbeg, does not like to have its name adorn products it did not bottle and during this period which represented a significant transition for the distillery, many deals were made to acquire the product, but obscure its origins. Indeed, this is no single malt. It would have been teaspooned (administratively or literally) with another Islay malt distilled on or before November 1997. But the source of whisky is unquestionably tha...
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The wonderful Glengoyne distillery is always one to keep an eye. Built in 1833, it was sold by Archiball Macllelan to the Lang Brothers where it remained until 1965 when it was purchased by a predecessor organization to Edrington Group. In 2003, it was sold to blenders and bottlers Ian Macleod and they've rightfully made Glengoyne a worldwide brand. They're famous for their sherried malt and it's rare to see a butt make it out of their warehouses under anyone else's label. That's why we were so excited to see this pop up and when we tasted it we knew we ...
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Signatory has long been one of the preferred independent bottlers on the market. For almost three decades now, we've been selling Signatory because their cask selection process is second to none in the industry. They also have a knack for building incredible collections of rare casks, so walking through their warehouse is an absolute dream. As you pass Bowmore from the 70s and Port Ellen, you'll stumble by Dallas Dhu and Rosebank. Yet it's some of the modern stocks that are most shocking! Highland Park on its own is pretty rare outside of distillery bott...
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This is the Thompson Brothers foray into the world of blending, and a truly exquisite rare bottling.
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The vineyards of Ragnaud-Sabourin stretch far over the hills in Grande Champagne, 33 hectares of Ugni Blanc, with a bit of Folle Blanche, as far as the eye can see. This estate is known throughout France for having the goods, and we couldn't have been more impressed after visiting the property. Today the estate is run by Annie Sabourin, who is the daughter of the late Marcel Ragnaud, and she makes sure every drop lives up to the property's reputation. The collection of Ragnaud-Sabourin selections we tasted were spellbinding and easily one of the most pol...
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The Blue Run bourbon brand is one of the industry's most meteoric rises of any new brand. How did they do it? They got great people to bottle great bourbon in small batches and put it in a beautiful bottle. We were early Blue Run adopters at K&L, not because we loved the bottles and we do, but because they were clever enough to hire one of our favorite people in the bourbon industry — Jim Rutledge. He's been a guiding force for the industry for years and under his tutelage Blue Run has thrived, so when they offered us a chance to have our own single barr...
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Tenmile Distillery was founded by exceptional people to make exceptional malt whisky. No expense was spared to create a traditional single malt distillery in the Scottish style. The proof is in the pudding with this rare and limited offering that has long since sold out in New York after rave reviews and inflated retail prices, it's made its way out to California to be sold exclusively at K&L. Distilled extremely slowly with the utmost care by the wonderful Shane Fraser on a pair of top tier Forsyth pots, the barley is grown and malted in the Hudson vall...
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The very first Hearach Single Cask ever to be released in the US and one of the first-ever bottled worldwide. If you haven't been paying attention, the little distillery on the Isle of Harris is producing some of the finest whisky in Scotland. Produced in extremely small batches in and with a focus on quality and character overall. This single cask was filled into an extremely high-quality single bourbon barrel. Lightly peated, its ocean aging environment gives this whisky an incredibly depth, but its main focus is balance. The wispy smoke and rich toast...
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2005 Undisclosed Jamaica 17 Year Old "Golden Devil" K&L Exclusive Single Barrel Jamaican Rum (700ml)
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This phenomenal barrel of rum will forever be a mystery. Wild speculation exists about its source and the bottler has absolutely zero information from the source about its marque. Those circumstances are highly unusual considering the quality and character of the rum in question. But, if you notice similar batches out there, there are only a handful of distillers that could supply this rum. Worthy Park, we've had others from the vintage and they have always included the blenders marque. The distillery was only selling in bulk at the time and their stocks...
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This 65th Dramfool masterpiece was distilled at the Macduff Distillery, filled 07/03/2012, and bottled 04/07/2023 at 11 Years Old. Tasting notes from Dramfool founder Bruce Farquhar: COLOR: Vibrant ruby gold. AROMAS: Waves of raisins, fresh figs and caramel, followed up with creamy marzipan, beeswax and old-school furniture polish. The merest hint of freshly picked strawberries on a crisp Summer’s morning. With water, there is lashings of iced Camp Coffee, with more fruity raisins, figs and beeswax polish. TASTE: Extremely round and mouth-filling, bursti...
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Jim McEwan: "COLOUR: Bright Golden Yellow. AROMAS: Classic Speysider with a twist due to the cask capacity. It’s the spirit that claims the high ground and it needs a drop of water to really appreciate its quality. The crispy sweetness of the barley works well with the fresh fruity bouquet created by long fermentation and slow distillation and the small cask is providing a beautiful oak halo which is lovely. TASTE: The satiny texture is biscuit sweet with a fruity foundation. The little cask is providing an opening for the malt and the quality of the dis...
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Jim McEwan: "COLOUR Medium Yellow. AROMAS: Opens beautifully on a fruit flight from the sherry cask. Just ahead of the sweet barley sugar from this non peated Islander is an olfactory delight and a rare release! Its time maturing in a stones throw from the Sound of Islay gives a freshness that highlights a maritime influence and highlights the fruity overture. Also a piquant oak halo really works well with the marine influence. It’s an aromatic delight! TASTE: Absolutely delightful, the freshness on the palate is vigorous & zesty, well structured with fl...
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96 points Whisky Advocate: "A spectacular drink that opens with aromas of Seville orange marmalade, milk chocolate, ground pepper, barley, and soft rounded oak, with an underlying dryness from the sherry. The umami notes are there, but are more integrated than other Hakata. An oily texture bursting with bitter plain chocolate, citrus oil, fresh walnut, black cherry, pepper, and ground ginger, develops an underlying creaminess and serves up a hazelnut finish. (JM, Summer 2023)" (09/2023) K&L Notes: *****This product will be available to ship after June ...
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Hampden Estate’s Great House - Distillery Edition 2024 is an exceptional release that showcases the unparalleled craftsmanship and heritage of this iconic Jamaican rum producer. Known for its distinctive pot still rum, Hampden Estate continues to push the boundaries of flavor complexity, and this limited-edition release is a perfect example of their artistry. The 2024 edition is a blend of rums that have been carefully aged to develop rich, intense flavors, yet remain vibrant and lively. Expect an aromatic profile with deep notes of tropical fruit, overr...
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Whisky Advocate: "Aged in American oak, Pedro Ximénez, and oloroso casks. The nose is nutty, with treacle, and developing geranium aromas. Prunes and dates, plus almonds on the buttery palate. Drying in the finish, with nutmeg and wood spice. (GS, Winter 2018)" K&L Notes: The GlenAllachie Distillery was built in 1967 outside of Aberlour. It quietly produced fine single malt without much fanfare until it's closure by Invergordon Distillers in 1987. Eventually, the distillery was sold to Pernod Ricard and began churning out malt again for their range of ...
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This small, "single tina" ensamble was distilled by Atenogenes García of San Isidro Guishe, Oaxaca. Atenogenes, along with friends and family, roasted a large quantity of different agave varieties that they harvested in the region for about eight days in an underground oven. From there, the agaves were mashed with a tractor-pulled two-ton tahona to create a fermentable mash. To make this batch, Atenogenes selected approximately 50% agave Madrecuixe (a. Karwinskii), 40% Espadín (a. Angustifolia), 8% Bicuixe (a. Karwinskii) & 2% Tepextate (a. Marmorata). ...
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Jim McEwan: "Colour: August Barley Aromas - Opens on a foundation aroma of malted barley, crisp and sweet. Moving into a harmonious Heather in bloom freshness with hints of candied almonds. Next its a gentle drift of charred oak & bourbon which takes you back in time to its original occupant which adds a spicy sweetness that works beautifully with the oak. Palate - At 25 Years old maturing in a bourbon barrel cask the flavours are outstanding. The sweet spiciness from the bourbon cask works beautifully with the vanilla & the spice plus the caramel flav...
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The Hikari Distillery on Fukuoka has been distilling since 1912. This wonderful product is produced from 100% barley using koji to break down the complex carbohydrates into simple sugars for the yeast to consume. The conversion using Koji is more efficient than malt enzymes and adds a distinct umami character to the spirit. The high quality barley spirit is aged in fresh sherry butts in traditional warehouses, some being open air and exposed to both the humid 95 °F summer weather and the cold winter temps. The 18 year will stand up to any Japanese or Sco...
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This legendary absinthe, the gilded age's most prized, is an exacting reconstruction meticulously produced by the era's finest distillery, C.F. Berger in Couvet, Switzerland. They we're lucky enough to acquire and preserve an original sample and from that reverse engineered the original spirit using high-tech analytic techniques. Typical of the finest Swiss absinthe of the era, it uses only the finest regional ingredients, exhibits the headiest of bouquets, and has a full, rich mouthfeel unlike any other in the class. This is the real deal absinthe fit t...
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95 points Wine Enthusiast: "Grab your corkscrew to open a bottle of this absinthe, a tribute to distiller T.A. Breaux's hometown, New Orleans. The light jade liquid louches to cloudy pale green, releasing gentle fennel, rosemary and fresh basil accented with lime zest and white pepper, plus a long, gentle anise finish. Although it's easy-sipping when louched, the undiluted spirit is ideal for prepping a glass to receive a sazerac. (KN)" (03/2015) K&L Notes: As the popularity of absinthe swept through France during the mid-19th century, la fée verte beg...
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The famous distillery in Trelawny Parish is easily one of the most important distillers of any kind in the world. Until recently, they focused exclusively on the sale of bulk rum; now they're aging and bottling their own products. Each mark differs in flavor profile as a result of various differences in production from raw ingredients to distillation times, each representing an exciting example of the complexity of the Hampden operation. Expect 8 bottles of 200ml each, proofed to a perfect 60% abv and bottled without additives or coloring of any kind. Th...
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Notes from the bottler: " The third bottle of this series is a 10-year-old Secret Lowland Single Malt. While we are not allowed to disclose the distillery on the label, its name starts with a "G". There are very few independently bottled expressions of this distillery and that's why we are so keen to have it in the bottle. This whisky was matured in a 2nd fill oloroso hogshead for a very long time, resulting in an unprecedented and unique profile of grilled kale, star anise, exotic spices, cherry liqueur and herbal liqueur. It shows us there are m...
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Port Charlotte Distillery, founded in 1829 on Islay, Scotland, operated until 1929. Known for peated whisky, it’s now revived through Bruichladdich, maturing whisky in original buildings. According to the distillery: "Distilled on 28th April 2009 this whisky spent its whole 13-year life maturing in cask #1440. This maturation took place in a 1st fill bourbon cask from the Clear Springs Distillery. Home of iconic bourbons owned by the famous Buffalo Trace their bourbon number many including Black Ridge, Stone Hammer, Two Stars and Wolcott Kentucky Straigh...
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Jim McEwan: "Aromas - Unmistakably Islay with that marine freshness. Little hints of heather in bloom merge beautifully with the sweetness of the toasted barley, and then the gentle notes of grapes and mellow oak rise in harmony complimented by background notes of Atlantic breeze evokes the senses in a way few others do. Palate - Super smooth with a texture that lingers long on the taste buds. The wine notes merge beautifully with crispy sweetness of the kiln dried barley and the multi-layered flavours are held in a ‘Hebridean Halo’ of all that makes Isl...
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93 points Wine Enthusiast: "To make this bottling, T.A. Breaux analyzed vintage absinthe, dated circa 1901. It's burnished gold in the glass, louching to opalescent light gold, and scented with bold notes of anise and licorice. The flavor is mild at first, but shows more anise on the long, rounded finish. (KN) " (03/2015) K&L Notes: Jade 1901 Absinthe Supérieure was recreated as a tribute to a widely studied pre-ban absinthe, as it appeared circa 1901. During the heyday of its existence, the original brand was exported worldwide export, and was widely ...
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Jim McEwan: "Aromas - Opens on a stormy November day walking on the West Coast with gigantic waves blowing in from the West, then the sweetness of the barley sugar comes forward in harmony with the spicy sweetness from the bourbon soaked staves on its 1st fill. The peat smoke and the spice, plus its maturation a stones throw from the Atlantic Ocean create a truly spiritual olfactory experience. Palate - Like no other single malt, it’s smoky but there is much more to be discovered. With a dash of water and time to let it settle, you will be rewarded with ...
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