Cù Bòcan Creation #4, Tawny Port + Cognac Casks. Cù Bòcan's fourth Creation is a nod to The Antrim Cocktail, marrying two of Europe's most revered drinks, Port and Cognac. The end result is a medley of plum jam, grilled peach, stewed forest fruit, cinnamon and sweet campfire smoke.

This fifth Creation has been finished in an incredibly rare cask type, Andean Oak. The mix of Andean Oak's unique properties and subtle smoke has resulted in notes of lightly charred oak with deep hints of exotic floral herbs and campfire banana splits.

Cù Bòcan Signature: Bourbon, Oloroso Sherry + North American Virgin Oak Casks. In the whisky that made Cù Bòcan's name, light smoke intertwines with rich citrus and exotic spices. Subtly smoky, surprisingly sweet, it opens up the world of lightly peated whisky.

When Tomatin Distillery was established in 1897, the isolated and idyllic setting of Tomatin was almost perfect. However there wasn't a local workforce; the local inhabitants were scattered shepherds and cattle drovers. The company began a project of construction to accommodate its workforce. Since that time the distillery has been at the heart of the community and the community at the heart of the distillery. This legacy has continued and Tomatin remains one of the few distilleries to provide a home for its dedicated craftsmen. Time in Bourbon barrels and Virgin Oak casks brings a light sweetness to The Tomatin Legacy, a non-peaty scotch which boasts aromas of vanilla bean, white chocolate and cinnamon. On the palate gentle waves of fresh fruit peppered with ginger emerge ahead of a light, clean finish.