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This Glenfiddich first matured for 18 years in sherry and bourbon casks. Divided into small batches, the malt matured for a further 3 months in wooden mixing vessels for blending.

This Lagavulin was bottled for the Special Releases 2022. Themed 'Elusive Expressions', this year's bottlings each represent a legend around their distillery.

Legend has it that a spark of sunlight fell from the sky above Islay and set the land on fire. From the ashes above the scorched earth rose the 'King of Islay' in the form of a majestic phoenix.

The Ardmore Legacy contains smoky and non-smoky whiskies and was additionally stored in classic quarter casks. Only peat from the Highlands was used for the smoky flavour. The Ardmore distillery was founded in 1898 by Wm. Teacher & Sons.

Laphroaig stands for intensely smoky malts - so it's no wonder that the Islay distillery places great importance on its own peat. The hand-cut peat is first dried for three months and then used to dry the grain on Laphroaig's own malting floors. In the live tasting we sample three of the smoky creations, including: the 10 year old classic, Laphroaig 10 year old matured at cask strength and the 10 year old Laphroaig finished in sherry oak casks.

Join Ben Lüning and Laphroaig Brand Ambassador Mark Armin Giesler to taste three Single Malts from the Islay distillery. The live tasting will take place at www.whisky.de/live on Friday, 17 November 2023 in German at 7 pm. At 8 pm you can follow the tasting from English.

Laphroaig Original, 10 years, 40% vol.

Laphroaig Cask Strength, 10 years, 58.8% vol.

Laphroaig Sherry Oak Finish, 10 years, 48% vol.

Cardhu is derived from the Gaelic 'Carn Dubh' and means 'the black rock'. The distillery's bottlings are produced in a relatively long distillation process.

This year's special releases from Diageo are themed 'Elusive Expressions'. Legend has it that one day the ancient black rock beneath Cardhu made a bloodcurdling crack and released a torrent of tropical warmth that created an exotic paradise around the distillery. At midnight, the abyss closed again, but the lively whisky distilled that day remained.

Glen Scotia is one of three still-active distilleries in Campbeltown. There was a time when over 30 distilleries operated in the tiny town. However, Campbeltown is also the region that has been most affected by the ups and downs of the whisky market. The Galbraith family founded the distillery in 1832, using slightly smoky malt and traditional copper stills to create the fruit and spice flavours typical of Glen Scotia.

Glen Scotia Campbeltown Harbour 40%

Glen Scotia Double Cask 46%

Glen Scotia 10 Years Unpeated 40%

Glen Scotia Double Cask Rum Finish 2022 46%

Highland Park whiskies are known for their rich character and smoky accents. The distillery is located on the northern island of Orkney and Highland Park is one of the few distilleries that still makes partial use of its own malt grounds. Considering the large production volume, this fact is particularly impressive. Join Ben and Horst Lüning to taste four Single Malts from the popular Orkney distillery. Among them are the smoky and fruity Dragon Legend, the popular 12-year-old as the most important cornerstone of the Highland Park range, the Viking Heart matured for 15 years in sherry and refill casks and the 18-year-old Viking Pride with its hints of honey and peat smoke.

Join Ben and Horst Lüning on 27.01.2023 at 19:00 to taste the popular Single Malts. The English version will follow on 27.01.2023 at 20:00.

You will soon find the video at WHISKY.DE/LIVE!

Highland Park Dragon Legend, 0,7 litre 43,1% vol.

Highland Park 12 years, 0,7 litre 40% vol.

Highland Park Viking Heart 15 years, 0,7 litre 44% vol

Highland Park Viking Pride 18 years, 0,7 litre, 43% vol.

The whisky distillery of the same name is located in the heart of Speyside in Ballindalloch, not far from Tomintoul, the highest village in Scotland. We invite you to taste the soft and malty-sweet creations with Ben Lüning and tasting specialist Patrick Ahluwalia from Kirsch Import on 26 January 2024 at 19:00 in German . The tasting in English with Iain Forteath, the Master Blend from Tomintoul, will take place immediately afterwards at 20:00 . You can look forward to three experts, four delicious bottlings from the Speyside distillery and another enjoyable Whisky.de live stream. As usual, we have put together a large and a small live event tasting set for you so that you can taste the Single Malts too. We look forward to seeing you at Whisky.de/LIVE or via the stream on our YouTube channel .

Loch Lomond is located in the Scottish town of Alexandria, directly on the lake of the same name. Hardly any other distillery in Scotland has earned the title 'unique' as much as Loch Lomond. The distillery not only has pot stills, but also a coffey still and column stills. We invite you to taste the soft and malty-sweet creations with Ben Lüning and Loch Lomond Brandambassador Sebastian Büssing LIVE on 8 March 2024. The tasting will take place in English immediately afterwards at 20:00. Look forward to three delicious bottlings from the Highland distillery and another enjoyable Whisky.de live stream. As usual, we have put together a large and a small live event tasting set for you so that you can also taste the single malts. We look forward to you taking part at Whisky.de/LIVE or via the stream on our YouTube channel.

Loch Lomond, 12 years, 46 % vol.

Loch Lomond Inchmoan, 12 years, 46 % vol.

Loch Lomond Inchmurrin, 12 years, 46 % vol.

The 'Longmorn Twins' are the result of a special experiment: In 1961, George Urquhart filled two different sherry casks with Longmorn whisky. More than half a century later, the casks were chosen by the twins and grandsons Stuart and Richard Urquhart for a very special rarity: The oldest Longmorn ever bottled to date. Distilled on the same day, but due to the different types of wood in the casks, the whiskies are like twins only at first glance.