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  Moncreiffe Signature Blend Whisky with Gift Tube

  £3200

  Moncreiffe is a distinguished name in the world of Scotch whisky, with deep roots in the traditional blending houses of Scotland. Produced by The House of Macduff, an independent, family-owned bottler known for its focus on quality, consistency, and small-batch production, the Moncreiffe range pays homage to time-honoured blending techniques while embracing a modern approach to drinkability and style. The estate draws from a range of carefully selected malt and grain whiskies sourced from across the Highlands and Speyside, blending them with precision to create whiskies of balance, depth, and everyday elegance.

  Moncreiffe Signature Blend is the flagship expression, crafted to offer a smooth, approachable dram with true Scotch character. Designed to please both whisky newcomers and seasoned drinkers alike, this blend is matured in American oak barrels, allowing for a gentle integration of flavours and a mellow, rounded finish.

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• Whisky, Japanese Whisky

  Kaiyo The Signature Mizunara Oak 43%

  £7995

  Kaiyō Whisky is a distinctive Japanese whisky house known for its rare use of Mizunara oak and its pioneering sea-maturation technique. Under the guidance of Master Blender Jeffrey Karlovitch, a Keeper of the Quaich and one of the whisky world’s most refined palates, Kaiyō crafts small batches of whisky aged in handmade Mizunara casks, some of the most precious and difficult-to-work-with barrels in the world. Once matured on land, the casks embark on a voyage at sea, where the dynamic conditions of movement, temperature fluctuations, and air pressure variations coax even greater complexity from the oak. The result is a whisky unlike any other, rich, layered, and deeply expressive of both wood and wave.

  The Signature is the flagship expression: a non-chill-filtered, Mizunara-matured Japanese whisky bottled at 43% ABV, designed to highlight the exotic charm and creamy elegance that Mizunara oak imparts.

  In the glass, it shows a rich golden hue, gleaming with purity. The nose is delicately perfumed with aromas of toasted coconut, sandalwood, ripe peach, and soft vanilla, laced with subtle notes of incense, ginger, and fresh citrus peel – a hallmark of Mizunara oak.

  On the palate, it opens with a silken texture and refined balance. Flavours of honeycomb, baked apple, and almond toffee unfold gracefully, followed by layers of orange blossom, green tea, and a whisper of white pepper. The mouthfeel is supple and elegant, with a creamy, almost waxy finish lifted by a gentle wave of spice and oak tannin. As it lingers, notes of dried apricot, cedar, and nutmeg emerge, leaving a lasting impression of delicacy and depth.

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• Whisky, Japanese Whisky

  Kaiyo The Ramu 46%

  £8400

  Kaiyō Whisky is a distinctive Japanese whisky house known for its rare use of Mizunara oak and its pioneering sea-maturation technique. Under the guidance of Master Blender Jeffrey Karlovitch, a Keeper of the Quaich and one of the whisky world’s most refined palates, Kaiyō crafts small batches of whisky aged in handmade Mizunara casks, some of the most precious and difficult-to-work-with barrels in the world. Once matured on land, the casks embark on a voyage at sea, where the dynamic conditions of movement, temperature fluctuations, and air pressure variations coax even greater complexity from the oak. The result is a whisky unlike any other, rich, layered, and deeply expressive of both wood and wave.

  Kaiyō “The Ramu” takes this philosophy a step further by finishing its Mizunara-aged whisky in Caribbean rum casks, creating a truly unique expression that combines the aromatic richness of Japanese oak with the tropical warmth and spice of rum barrels. Bottled at 46% ABV and non-chill filtered, The Ramu is a whisky that surprises and delights with every sip.

  In the glass, it presents a golden amber hue and an enticing nose of toasted coconut, vanilla bean, ripe banana, and honeyed citrus, underpinned by subtle notes of sandalwood, white pepper, and soft caramel. On the palate, it is smooth and rounded, delivering waves of mango, candied ginger, brown sugar, and dried pineapple, balanced beautifully by Mizunara’s signature floral spice and creamy texture. Hints of molasses and oak spice unfold on a lingering, tropical-tinged finish.

  Kaiyō The Ramu is a joyfully expressive and genre-defying whisky, perfect for adventurous drinkers who appreciate balance, complexity, and originality.

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• Whisky, Japanese Whisky

  Kaiyo The Kuri 46%

  £9750

  Kaiyō Whisky is a distinctive Japanese whisky house known for its rare use of Mizunara oak and its pioneering sea-maturation technique. Under the guidance of Master Blender Jeffrey Karlovitch, a Keeper of the Quaich and one of the whisky world’s most refined palates, Kaiyō crafts small batches of whisky aged in handmade Mizunara casks, some of the most precious and difficult-to-work-with barrels in the world. Once matured on land, the casks embark on a voyage at sea, where the dynamic conditions of movement, temperature fluctuations, and air pressure variations coax even greater complexity from the oak. The result is a whisky unlike any other, rich, layered, and deeply expressive of both wood and wave.

  Kaiyō “The Kuri” is one of the most innovative expressions in the Kaiyō Wood Library Series, finished in Japanese chestnut (kuri) wood casks, a bold, creative twist that adds richness, spice, and creamy sweetness to the distillery’s already elegant house style. Bottled at 46% ABV and non-chill filtered, it’s a beautifully textured whisky that showcases Kaiyō’s dedication to craftsmanship and experimentation.

  In the glass, it glows golden amber and opens with an inviting bouquet of toffee, roasted chestnut, cinnamon bark, and orange marmalade, backed by gentle hints of vanilla bean, coconut, and sandalwood from the Mizunara oak. The palate is rounded and luxurious, with layers of hazelnut, dried apricot, maple sugar, and warm baking spice, unfolding over a supple, medium-bodied structure. The chestnut cask influence adds a creamy, nutty richness that plays perfectly against Mizunara’s floral lift and exotic spice. The finish is long and balanced, leaving a trail of caramelised nuts, honeyed malt, and a touch of oak-char minerality.

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• Whisky, Japanese Whisky

  Kaiyo The Peated Mizunara Oak 46%

  £9995

  Kaiyō Whisky is a distinctive Japanese whisky house known for its rare use of Mizunara oak and its pioneering sea-maturation technique. Under the guidance of Master Blender Jeffrey Karlovitch, a Keeper of the Quaich and one of the whisky world’s most refined palates, Kaiyō crafts small batches of whisky aged in handmade Mizunara casks, some of the most precious and difficult-to-work-with barrels in the world. Once matured on land, the casks embark on a voyage at sea, where the dynamic conditions of movement, temperature fluctuations, and air pressure variations coax even greater complexity from the oak. The result is a whisky unlike any other, rich, layered, and deeply expressive of both wood and wave.

  Kaiyō “The Peated” Mizunara Oak is a daring and artfully balanced whisky that brings together peat smoke and Japanese finesse. Bottled at 46% ABV and non-chill filtered, it showcases a smoky, coastal character that’s seamlessly integrated with the exotic spice and creamy texture imparted by Mizunara oak.

  In the glass, it offers a rich golden hue and a deeply aromatic nose of campfire smoke, roasted chestnut, and sea spray, underpinned by notes of toasted coconut, sandalwood, orange peel, and subtle incense. On the palate, it is velvety and layered, with flavours of smoked honey, grilled peach, cedar, and dark chocolate unfolding across a backdrop of savoury spice and oak. The peat is present but refined, with more Highland elegance than Islay intensity, and the mouthfeel is plush and warming, finishing with echoes of dried fruit and charred wood with Mizunara’s signature floral lift.

  Kaiyō The Peated is a whisky of striking balance and depth, a rare harmony between smoke, sweetness, and spice. It’s an inspired choice for both peat lovers looking for something more nuanced and Japanese whisky enthusiasts seeking something with a smoky edge. Best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to reveal its full complexity.

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• Whisky, Japanese Whisky

  Kaiyo Cask Strength Mizunara Oak 53%

  £10500

  Kaiyō Whisky is a distinctive Japanese whisky house known for its rare use of Mizunara oak and its pioneering sea-maturation technique. Under the guidance of Master Blender Jeffrey Karlovitch, a Keeper of the Quaich and one of the whisky world’s most refined palates, Kaiyō crafts small batches of whisky aged in handmade Mizunara casks, some of the most precious and difficult-to-work-with barrels in the world. Once matured on land, the casks embark on a voyage at sea, where the dynamic conditions of movement, temperature fluctuations, and air pressure variations coax even greater complexity from the oak. The result is a whisky unlike any other, rich, layered, and deeply expressive of both wood and wave.

  The Kaiyō Cask Strength Mizunara Oak bottling, presented at 53% ABV, is a powerful, undiluted expression that showcases the raw character and complexity of Mizunara-aged Japanese whisky in its purest form.

  In the glass, it reveals a deep amber hue and a heady, inviting nose of burnt orange peel, sandalwood, coconut, and incense, with supporting notes of toasted almond, honeycomb, and subtle baking spice. On the palate, it is intensely flavorful yet surprisingly smooth, delivering bold waves of dried apricot, dark toffee, vanilla pod, and lavender, all wrapped in a creamy, almost waxy texture. The elevated alcohol enhances the whisky’s structure without overwhelming its finesse. The finish is long, warming, and endlessly complex, with Mizunara’s signature touch of exotic spice and floral lift.

  This is a whisky for connoisseurs and collectors, offering a powerful yet nuanced drinking experience. Whether enjoyed neat or with a drop of water to unlock its hidden depths, the Kaiyō Cask Strength is a remarkable expression of Japanese artistry, Mizunara mastery, and the spirit of the sea.

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• Whisky, Japanese Whisky

  Kaiyo The Rye 46%

  £10800

  Kaiyō Whisky is a distinctive Japanese whisky house known for its rare use of Mizunara oak and its pioneering sea-maturation technique. Under the guidance of Master Blender Jeffrey Karlovitch, a Keeper of the Quaich and one of the whisky world’s most refined palates, Kaiyō crafts small batches of whisky aged in handmade Mizunara casks, some of the most precious and difficult-to-work-with barrels in the world. Once matured on land, the casks embark on a voyage at sea, where the dynamic conditions of movement, temperature fluctuations, and air pressure variations coax even greater complexity from the oak. The result is a whisky unlike any other, rich, layered, and deeply expressive of both wood and wave.

  Kaiyō “The Rye” is an extraordinary expression that brings together the spicy backbone of rye grain with the exotic elegance of Mizunara oak, resulting in a whisky that’s at once vibrant, nuanced, and irresistibly complex. Bottled at 46% ABV and non-chill filtered, this whisky is a revelation for rye enthusiasts and lovers of Japanese craftsmanship alike.

  In the glass, it offers a deep golden hue and an enticing nose of cracked black pepper, candied ginger, orange zest, and incense, layered with Mizunara-driven aromas of sandalwood, coconut, and sweet spice. The palate is robust and engaging, with a core of rye grain intensity – think rye bread, cinnamon, and clove balanced by honeyed malt, toasted almond, and a gentle wave of tropical fruit. The mouthfeel is both structured and silky, carrying through to a long, spicy finish accented by hints of cedar, dried citrus peel, and warm oak.

  Kaiyō The Rye is a thrilling departure from classic rye styles, simultaneously punchy and polished, with an unmistakable Japanese refinement. Whether savoured neat, over ice, or with a splash of water to unlock its full aromatic potential, this is a one-of-a-kind whisky experience that speaks fluently in both spice and subtlety.

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• Whisky, Japanese Whisky

  Kaiyo The Unicorn 46%

  £13500

  Kaiyō Whisky is a distinctive Japanese whisky house known for its rare use of Mizunara oak and its pioneering sea-maturation technique. Under the guidance of Master Blender Jeffrey Karlovitch, a Keeper of the Quaich and one of the whisky world’s most refined palates, Kaiyō crafts small batches of whisky aged in handmade Mizunara casks, some of the most precious and difficult-to-work-with barrels in the world. Once matured on land, the casks embark on a voyage at sea, where the dynamic conditions of movement, temperature fluctuations, and air pressure variations coax even greater complexity from the oak. The result is a whisky unlike any other, rich, layered, and deeply expressive of both wood and wave.

  Kaiyō “The Unicorn” is the pinnacle of this philosophy: a limited, ultra-premium expression bottled at 46% ABV, matured exclusively in rare first-fill Mizunara oak casks, and presented without chill filtration. It’s named for its mythical rarity and singular quality, representing the most elusive and expressive barrels in Kaiyō’s cellar.

  In the glass, it shimmers a rich golden amber, revealing an aromatic bouquet that is both captivating and refined. Expect layers of orange peel, sweet incense, coconut husk, and toasted almond, interwoven with subtle hints of lavender, tea leaf, sandalwood, exotic spices and signature notes of well-aged Mizunara oak. On the palate, it is silky and weightless, yet profoundly flavourful. Notes of honeyed malt, dried apricot, vanilla custard, and roasted chestnut are lifted by floral spice, soft smoke, and a lingering whisper of sea air.

  The finish is long, harmonious, and haunting, with a creamy, spice-laced fade that calls you back for another sip. Kaiyō The Unicorn is not just a whisky, it’s an experience. A benchmark of Japanese artistry and rarity, ideal for collectors, connoisseurs, and those seeking something truly one-of-a-kind.

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