Spirits

Glenlivet Captain's Reserve has a history dating back to 1800 and is considered one of the finest malt whiskeys in its class. In 1822 it is said that King George IV on an official visit to Scotland asked to drink Glenlivet, leaving the world stunned, as it was then one of the many smuggled spirits in the Speyside area. The special feature of this label is that it spends some time finishing in ex-Cognac barrels.

The Glenlivet Caribbean Reserve is a single malt Scotch whisky that has been finished in barrels that previously held Caribbean rum. This unique finishing process imparts the whisky with flavors and aromas that are distinct from traditional Scotch whiskies. The whisky is made using a combination of malted barley and water sourced from the nearby Josie's Well, which is known for its purity and softness. It is then aged in traditional oak casks before being finished in rum barrels, which gives it a complex and nuanced flavor profile.

Glenlivet Founder's Reserve is another label of the Glenlivet Distillery. In 1822 it is said that King George IV on an official visit to Scotland asked to drink Glenlivet, leaving the world stunned, as it was then one of the many smuggled spirits in the Speyside area. Of course the owner of Glenlivet, George Smith, did not miss the opportunity to offer him and 2 years later get the permission to distill the whiskey. This label is dedicated to the founder of the distillery George Smith and was introduced to us in 2014, with the spirits used to create it, having matured in new barrels of American oak.

Glenlivet 15 Year Old has a history dating back to 1800 and is considered one of the finest malt whiskeys in its class. In 1822 it is said that King George IV on an official visit to Scotland asked to drink Glenlivet, leaving the world stunned, as it was then one of the many smuggled spirits in the Speyside area. Of course the owner of Glenlivet, George Smith, did not miss the opportunity to offer him and 2 years later to get permission to distill the whiskey. This label goes through the main stage of its maturation in American and Spanish oak barrels, and then it will be put in selected, French oak barrels, made of limousin oak, the same as that used for the barrels in which Cognac matures.

Glenlivet Triple Cask Distillers Reserve is a malt whiskey that comes to us from Scotland and the Glenlivet distillery. In 1822 it is said that King George IV on an official visit to Scotland asked to drink Glenlivet, leaving the world stunned, as it was then one of the many smuggled spirits in the Speyside area. Of course the owner of Glenlivet, George Smith, did not miss the opportunity to offer him and 2 years later to get permission to distill the whiskey. This label will mature into three types of barrels, American white oak barrels, ex-sherry barrels and new American oak barrels, thus acquiring its special characteristics.

Glenmorangie 10 Year Old comes to us from Scotland and the Glenmorangie distillery, which is famous for its tall distilleries and of course its excellent whiskey. It was founded in 1843 in the Highlands of Scotland, with production starting in 1849 and is considered a pioneer in the technique of double maturation of whiskey, in barrels of sherry, port and wine. This label is the most authentic expression of Glenmorangie distillery and is produced from the marriage of spirits that has matured in first and second use barrels of white American oak.

Glenmorangie 10 Year Old comes to us from Scotland and the Glenmorangie distillery, which is famous for its tall distilleries and of course its excellent whiskey. It was founded in 1843 in the Highlands of Scotland, with production starting in 1849 and is considered a pioneer in the technique of double maturation of whiskey, in barrels of sherry, port and wine. This label is the most authentic expression of Glenmorangie distillery and is produced from the marriage of spirits that has matured in first and second use barrels of white American oak.

Glenmorangie 12 Year Old The Accord comes to us from Scotland and the Glenmorangie distillery, which is famous for its tall distilleries and of course its excellent whiskey. It was founded in 1843 in the Highlands of Scotland, with production starting in 1849 and is considered a pioneer in the technique of double maturation of whiskey, in barrels of sherry, port and wine. The spirits, which will be used to create this label, will mature for at least 12 years in American ex-bourbon barrels and hand-picked Oloroso Sherry Casks.

Glenmorangie 14 Year Old The Elementa comes to us from Scotland and the Glenmorangie distillery, which is famous for its tall distilleries and of course its excellent whiskey. It was founded in 1843 in the Highlands of Scotland, with production starting in 1849 and is considered a pioneer in the technique of double maturation of whiskey, in barrels of sherry, port and wine. The spirits, which will be used to create this label, will mature for at least 14 years in ex-bourbon barrels before being placed in new oak barrels for a period of time.

Glenmorangie 18 Year Old comes to us from Scotland and the Glenmorangie distillery, which is famous for its tall distilleries and of course its excellent whiskey. It was founded in 1843 in the Highlands of Scotland, with production starting in 1849 and is considered a pioneer in the technique of double maturation of whiskey, in barrels of sherry, port and wine. To create this label, the spirits will mature for 15 years in white, American, oak ex-bourbon barrels and then 30% of them will go into Oloroso sherry casks for about 3 more years, while the remaining 70% will remain in ex-bourbon barrels. Then the spirits will get married and create this great label, the Glenmorangie 18 Year Old.