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Sometimes you come across a whisky that immediately captivates you - and sometimes you come across a bottling that makes you wonder. The Port Charlotte 2004/2023, an 18-years Islay representative from the renowned Bruichladdich Distillery, is just such a case.
The third release from the St. Kilian Whisky Solera system, this time as the second smoky bottling, impressively demonstrates what is created when patience, cask expertise and vision come together.
The Westfalian TW40 is one of the first 10-years whiskies from Germany, presented by the renowned Northoff Feinbrennerei in cooperation with the The Westfalian. This Single Corn Whisky is matured in a fresh cask and boasts an impressive high proof of 69.60% ABV—almost a hazmat experience—despite its relatively mature age of 10 years.
Irish whiskey is known for its smooth, fruity notes and often triple distillation. However, with 21 years of maturation and a stately 49.7% ABV, this bottling from Brühler Whiskyhaus brings an exciting depth. Matured in an excellent bourbon cask, it promises complex flavours and an intense taste experience. Sounds promising - so pour it into your glass!
A classic Speysider with 19 years of maturation, bottled by the independent bottler Signatory Vintage - this sounds like an exciting dram for fans of elegant, grain-driven whiskies. The Glenlossie 1997/2016, bottled at 46% vol., promises an honest, unadulterated look at the underrated Glenlossie distillery in Scotland's Speyside.
Terence Hill is the man who deserves a drink in the saloon after a hard day in the Wild West. With “The Hero (mild),” St. Kilian Distillers pays tribute to this legendary character. A blend of mild, triple-distilled Irish whiskey and the distillery's own whisky matured in ex-rum casks promises an exceptional experience – mild, charming, yet full of character.
A German whisky from an Islay cask? Sounds like a wild ride at first ... But we'll see whether we're surprised in a positive or negative way.
The Nc'Nean Distillery, nestled in the Scottish Highlands, is renowned for its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and the exploration of new flavors. Their Huntress series, inspired by Neachneohain—the "Queen of Spirits" from Gaelic mythology—embodies this spirit. The Nc'Nean Huntress Lemon Meadow 2019/2025 continues this journey: a single malt whisky without age statement, bottled at a robust 48.5% ABV, and free from coloring or chill filtration.
The Caperdonich Distillery is one of the vanished legends of the Scotch whisky world. Closed in 2002 and finally demolished in 2011, its bottlings are now coveted rarities.
Black Sabbath. Judas Priest. Heavy riffs. Flamethrowers. And now also: whisky. With the limited Heavy Metal Edition ‘Birmingham - Home of Metal’, St. Kilian is bringing a single malt to the stage that is just as uncompromising as the music to which it is dedicated. No smoke, no age statement, but 60.6% cask strength by volume and a load of virgin oak.
The Allt-a-Bhainne Distillery, more of a hidden champion of the Speyside region, surprises time and again with unique bottlings. The Scottish Roadsign Edition No. 11 from independent bottler Flickenschild brings an exciting side of this distillery to light - raw, powerful and surprisingly nuanced at the same time.
With the Signature Edition FOURTEEN, the St. Kilian Distillery is launching a single malt on the market that is deliberately dedicated to the influence of fine French cask art. This limited bottling combines distillates that have matured for between three and seven years in a selection of exceptional casks - including Rhum Agricole, Armagnac, Cognac, Sauternes, Margaux red wine and Champagne Vin Clair.