Splurge-worthy gifts

Elegantly simple or simply elegant? The Clynelish distillery was first established in 1819 by the Marquis of Stafford as an outlet for cheap grain from his tenant farms during the Highland clearances. In the mid-nineteenth century George Lawson improved and extended the distillery. In 1931 it was forced to shut...

Located in "the Whiskies place on Earth", Campbeltown, Glen Scotia has been producing Whisky since 1832. Closed and silenced several times throughout its history, it was bought by the Loch Lomond Group in 2014 and completely rejuvenated. And it shows. The Glen Scotia 25 YO has already won hearts...

As every Rum buff (or buccaneer) will tell you, a tot was a daily ration given to sailors by the Royal Navy, and it amounted to about 70 milliliters of Rum. Coming from long-lost distilleries, Black Tot Last Consignment brings...

There are few things more exciting or delicious than discovering a new bottle of XO Cognac to add to your collection.

One thing is for sure, expanding your Spirits universe with Camus Intensely Aromatic XO Cognac (700mL) is a fun way to enjoy yourself.

A rare and singular experience in Cognac… a reward for living well. In the world of Cognac there are a few names that rise above the rest. Delamain is one of those names. James Delamain was born in Ireland in 1738 where his Huguenot family had fled...

Named after King Louis XIII of France, aka the “Cognac protector” this Cognac is the ultimate glam dram. Charente is a historic town in the Aquitaine region of France — smack dab in the middle of the Grand Champagne Cru of Cognac. As Catherine I. rose...

Taiwan’s Kavalan Distillery is a living proof that Taiwanese Whisky is becoming a serious force to reckon with. Mark our words: In a year or two, it just might surpass the mythical status of Pappy Van Winkle. Crazy talk, we know. Anyway, their Kavalan Solist Amontillado Single Cask is finished...

El Islay Clasico. The Caol Ila Distillery was founded in 1846 by Hector Handerson on the Isle of Islay, in a location overlooking the strait between Islay and Jura, hence the name which derived from Gaeliec Caol Ìle, meaning Sound of Islay or literary, Islay Strait. Over the years...

A beautiful dram of Islay history. Islay is special. For centuries, all they had was the local barley, clear spring water, cut and dried peat to heat their homes, and the sea… always there was the sea. If you take all that and wring it into a barrel, you...

Cách chomh milis le mil na hÉireann. (Tastes as sweet as Irish honey.)   Irish Distillers are the wonderfully stubborn subsidiary of a liquor behemoth — Pernod Ricard… and we are kinda glad that they are. They dog-headedly adhere to their time-tested methods and practices for making the world’s most...