We’ve got some new peated additions from Arran and Kilchoman! The first is Arran’s Barrel Bonfire, the second release of its Signature Series. This expression highlights the wonderfully fruity peated malt from Lochranza, matured for 11 years in ex-bourbon barrels and quarter casks from Koval, Chicago.

From Kilchoman comes two exciting releases: The long-awaited Sanaig Cask Strength is finally out, and it’s all you want from a strong, sherried, and peated Islay whisky.  The other is Kilchoman’s Port Cask Matured, which features big flavours of red berries, citrus and paprika that are balanced out with darker notes of tobacco, charcoal and cocoa. Yum!

We’re also pleased to announce the arrival of House of Hazelwood to Malaysia! Laid down by generations of the Gordon family of William Grant & Sons (owners of Glenfiddich & Balvenie), House of Hazelwood is the greatest collection of aged Scotch whiskies on earth.

Also in the very rare category of whiskies are the Glenfarclas  Family Cask releases from 1976 and 1966, as well as the much sought-after Longrow Red release, which was matured in Chilean Cabernet wine casks. 

Indie fans will also love Fable Whisky, an independent bottler that is inspired by the creative arts and storytelling. For its first series, each chapter is represented by a single cask, cask strength release from one of Scotland’s “hidden gem” distilleries, including the likes of Linkwood, Teaninich, and Mannochmore.

A whole new range of IBs from Duncan Taylor and Wemyss just arrived that would suit the whisky explorer. From Duncan Taylor, there’s the curious single cask of Campbeltown Blend, as well as releases from Glenallachie, Craigellachie, and Highland Park. And for rum fans, there’s a release from Jamaica’s Clarendon distillery to check out!