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Pour & Sip August 2025 Box

5 drams + matching tasting cards

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Five single malts this month, three from Scotland including two of Diageo’s ‘Classic Malts’, and two that have reached for the rum casks!

Talisker Distillers Edition: Talisker’s dates back to 1830, when the isle was the definition of remote. Fortunately since 1995 it’s been linked to the mainland by a bridge making it much easier to visit. Deft use of peat is the name of the game once again, but Talisker’s malt has a lower initial peat level than neighbours Torabhaig (~75% peated malt [20-25 PPM] mixed with 25% unpeated). This excellent Distillers Edition is finished in Amoroso (a rich, sweetened sherry) casks.

Braeval 14 Year Old 2010 (cask 127) - Infrequent Flyers: With over 20 years in the industry, Alistair Walker's also the son of Billy Walker (master distiller and owner of GlenAllachie). Infrequent Flyers is very much Alistair’s own baby. An independent bottler, often (as the name suggests) featuring lesser known distilleries. For example, this Braeval finished in an oloroso sherry puncheon, yielding 653 bottles. Built in 1973 and mothballed for six years in the early 2000s, it’s rarely seen even from indie bottlers!

Oban 11 Year Old (Special Release 2023): John & Hugh Stevenson built a brewery in 1793, with distillation recorded from 1794. Oban's a small distillery, and another (along with Talisker) of the small number to use traditional worm tub condensers. By running it warmer at Oban, they prolong copper contact for a lighter result. Here their light, fruity, coastal spirit has been finished in Caribbean pot still rum casks for a Diageo Special Release dubbed ‘The Soul of Calypso’! It’s bottled at natural cask strength.

Penderyn The Headliner (Icons of Wales): The ninth release in Penderyn’s Icons of Wales series honours the great social reformer and only Welsh Prime Minister of the UK, David Lloyd George. Since 2000 Penderyn have helped establish Welsh single malt, which now has its own Geographical Indication (GI). Made with their small pot stills, as opposed to their usual (unusual) Faraday stills, this single malt was matured in a combination of Jamaican rum & Ruby Port casks, and non-chill filtered.


Arlett Single Malt - Original : Distillerie Tessendier, founded in 1880, is a celebrated Cognac producer. Today it’s run by brothers Jérôme & Lilian (master blender & cellar master), who’ve also been distilling whisky since 2019 in tribute to their whisky-loving mother. Made with traceable two-row spring barley and the family’s traditional Charentais copper stills, maturation takes place in classic Cognac cellars close to the banks of the Charente river. They encourage you to try this with ice, ginger ale, or in cocktails.

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