North British 33 Years (1991/2025) - Thompson Bros.

Yet another 1987 vintage on the blog – Marcel's vintage seems to attract such bottles like magic. This Invergordon 35 Years from the Mission Gold series by Murray McDavid relies on a PX finish and presents itself as a Single Grain from the Highlands with a clear cask signature. The result is a mellow dram in which mature grain and aged sweetness are not allowed on stage alone.

Who would have thought that the Rhineland - actually known as a white wine region - is home to a German whisky that can hold its own against its Scottish relatives? The Steinkeller 12-years single cask whisky from the Lambertus Bräu und Brand distillery impressively proves that German distillers have long been capable of more than just schnapps and grain.

The Nikka Coffey Grain Whisky is a real all-rounder that not only shines on its own, but also in cocktails. With an ABV of 45.0 % and an innovative production process that combines 80 % corn and 20 % barley, this whisky offers a pleasantly smooth texture - just the thing for anyone looking for a balanced and versatile whisky.

Cameronbridge Distillery, one of Scotland's oldest grain distilleries, is renowned for its role in the history of Scotch whisky. This 34-years bottling from 1984, released by van Wees, demonstrates the transformative effects of decades of maturation in the Lowlands region. Be warned: This whisky challenges the senses and offers an extraordinary experience you won’t forget anytime soon.