Lagavulin were established 1816, sharing their site with Kildalton Distillery which was founded the following year. They merged operations from 1837 until 1908, when the managers of Lagavulin decided to erect the Malt Mill Whiskyworks, after an altercation with neighbouring Laphroaig. The feud between the two rivals began when restless Peter Mackie headhunted and hired the Laphroaig Still Master. Lagavulin later came under control of White Horse which still includes an essential component of Lagavulin Malt to this day.

Bottled at the ripe old age of twelve years, Lagavulin Cask Strength weighs in at a respectable 56%, ensuring complete satisfaction of the most besotted romantics and keen Whisky enthusiasts alike. Established on a well seasoned bootlegging site which has been brewing Malt since 1742, Lagavulin is now an essential inclusion in Scotland's most popular blended Whiskies. A deeply satiating, smokey dram, but beware its natural cask strength, best enjoyed on a chilly night, in front of a warm log fire, just as you begin to seal the deal.

Assembled and blended from ancient barrels of Caribbean sailor's Rum, which have drifted for centuries upon the high seas, after being purloined and scattered by the tentacles of the abominable Kraken. Distilled after a brew of Virgin Island molasses, seasoned with a bespoke recipe of trade spice and rare botanicals, treated to an extended term in oak barrel. A piquant Dark Rum for the true enthusiast, redolent with a fragrance of the balmy tropics, flakes of ginger and twists of mace, florets of clove and cinnamon curl.

Knockando distillery was founded in 1898 by John Thomson on the river Spey, and carries the distinction of being the first Speyside distillery to use electricity. Closed two years after its creation, it passed for a while into the hands of Gilbey Ltd, the famous London gin producers. After further takeovers and refurbishments, the distillery met with a resurgence in demand, it began marketing it's Single Malts as Vintages. Today, only 8% of the production is marketed under the Knockando label, the remaining part being used for the blends J&B and Spey Royal.

Distilled in a doublet of handmade Hobart pot stills and brewed in Ballarat, Kilderkin are the first liquor works to operate in the sovereign hills for a century. The moniker Kilderkin denotes a small eighteen gallon oak cask, traditionaly employed for spirits and ale. One of the world's very few Distilleries to produce limited editions of barrel aged Gin, Kilderkin craft the Larrikan to a style that's identifiably Australian, infused with juniper, coriander and a tally of bespoke botanicals, with a view to engaging the most discerning fine Gin enthusiast.

Kilchoman is the Isle of Islay's youngest Distillery, it is also one of Scotland's smallest, one of only six in the entire country to practise the ancient art of traditional floor maltings. Kilchoman is further unique in that it is the only Islay Distillery which grows its own barley. Original Cask Strength is the how the finest Malts are best enjoyed, bottled at the undiluted essence of 60% alcohol, after a term of extended age in a selection of well seasoned Bourbon oak barrels. Best Islay Malt 2016 International Whisky Competition and Best Malt International Wine & Spirits Competition.

The Old Kilbeggan Distillery is the eldest continually licensed distillery in the world. Kilbeggan has enjoyed the good times and the tough times for Irish whiskey throughout it's two hundred fifty year history. Some of the stakeholders at Kilbeggan had such a special connection that they have decided to stick around for generations. Like everything Irish, Kilbeggan is easy going and approachable, in its own style. The finest grain and Malt Whiskeys are blended together for the smooth, sweet taste and lovely malty finish that is Kilbeggan Irish whiskey.

There is no substitute for excellence. Nolet Distillery in Schiedam Holland has been producing the highest quality spirits for ten generations. The crisp, sophisticated taste of Nolet's Ketel One Vodka is inspired by over three hundred years of family expertise. Joannes Nolet perfected his unique distillation method in 1691, establishing his new enterprise on a site very near the wholesale grain auctions. Still crafted in small batches, Ketel One Vodka delivers an exceptional drinking experience, whether sipped pure or in the most refined cocktails.

From the Eigashima Shuzo Distillery, assembled from stocks of old Kobe region Malt and finished in pre loved Sake oak barrels. A more accessible edition from the illustrious White Oak brand, malted from a blend of Japanese barley and com, treated to a total of five years age. Delicately spiced, aromatic with citrus fruits and malty cereal, almonds and camomile, sherry creamyness, long and clean. A fine new world Whisky of exceptional smoothness and refined compexity to accompany sashimi, tempura and yakitori grills.

Made with a rich blend of 100% Arabica coffee, natural vanilla, real dark chocolate and sugar cane spirit, Kahlúa Mocha offers a bittersweet way to enjoy your favorite coffee liqueur. This luscious, caramel coloured creamy liqueur can be served over ice, in the most fshionable cocktails or added to other Kahlúa recipes for a chocolatey twist. The sweetest vanilla, the finest chocolate and chocest Rum all come together to create a decadent taste. It all starts with the beans, only the finest, shade grown, free trade Arabica coffee beans are selected for the world's favourite liqueur.

It's past is as dark and mysterious as the bottle it travels in. Kahlúa is native to Mexico — if this worldwide favourite can be said to have just one home. Kahlúa is the number one coffee liqueur in the world, and millions of cases of Kahlúa are consumed every year. Blended with the finest imported rums, Kahlúa's exotic coffee taste makes it the perfect choice for some of the world's classic cocktails. The perfect blend of coffee, vanilla and rum gives Kahlúa its unique taste. Dark and delicious, Kahlúa brings a touch of the exotic into each day.

Once reserved exclusively for the Cuervo family's private enjoyment, Jose Cuervo Platino is the first ultra premium Silver Tequila, by a family with a two hundred year history of making the world's finest. You may have heard it was coming. If you don't know what all the hype is about, at a recent blind tasting by the Beverage Testing Institute, Jose Cuervo Platino was ranked as the number one Silver Tequila, outperforming all other ultra premium Tequilas. Jose Cuervo Platino received the Institute's highest rating ever, 96 out of 100.

Two centuries of excellence and Malts of the highest order are required to create XR 21. John Walker devoted his life to the development of protocals which could deliver a Whisky of refinement and consistency. When stewardship passed to Alexander Walker in 1857, branding became another priority with the introduction of a square bottle and slanted label. XR 21 Years Old is assembled according to the hand written notes of Alexander Walker himself, a selection of Johnnie Walker's finest and most arcane, including priceless stocks of the bygone Brora Malt.

Rare and refined, one of the most exquisite Blended Scotch Whiskies, packaged in a distinctively shaped, ship safe bottle, designed to rock with the pitch as it perched behind the bar of cocktail lounges during the golden era of luxury liners. A backbone of Speyside Malt is assembled with precious stocks from some of Scotland's most distinguished distilleries. A rich old gold colour and sweetly perfumed nose precedes an extraordinarily smooth palate exhibiting apricot, nut and complex fruits, seasoned by subtle smokey oak and spice characters.

The singular success of the Johnnie Walker brand is due in no small part to a significant contribution made by every generation of the Walker family. One of the world's great, enduring marques, recognized everywhere around the world for its excellence and integrity, the enthusiasm for new and engaging experiences in Johnnie Walker inspires the Master Blender. A bespoke blend of prestigious Malts, around a backbone of the distinguished Cardhu, have been matured in new American oak, followed by a term in seasoned Rye Whiskey barrels, for an extravagant ten years.

Johnnie Walker Red Label, with its distinctive and exuberant flavour, was created to be drunk as a long drink. Originally known as Extra Special Old Highland Whisky, introduced as Red Label in 1909 to suit a new generation. The intrepid slanted Red and Gold Label can be found in more than 200 countries, available in every bar around the globe. It's always been a drink that captures a truly international spirit, proven throughout the generations, from its earliest branding, to be the world's favourite Fine Blended Scotch Whisky.

A contemporary interpretation of the private and bespoke blends which Johnnie Walker was appointed to provide to his most discerning clientele during the 19th century. Produced from the very finest stocks available to Johnnie Walker's master blender and crafted for enthusiasts with an appreciation for the venerable and enduring styles of more opulent times, a splendid Whisky containing exclusive components from the eminent distilleries at Speyside and Edinburgh, Cardhu and Glenkinchie, Talisker and Caol Ila, cannily crafted to be perfect for memorable occasions.

Bottled exclusively for the connoisseur, and for aficionados of Johnnie Walker Blue, an extremely limited release, to satisfy the most consuming desire of top shelf whisky enthusiasts. Crafted to the most arcane techniques dating back to the twilight years of the British Empire, an assemblage of whiskies from distilleries operating during the reign of King George V. The blend includes a component of Port Ellen Isle of Islay Single Malt, a distillery which no longer exists, and whose preserved stock is scarce and unattainable.

Establishing an unassailable reputation as the world's best blended Whisky, the demand for a Johnnie Walker Pure Malt grew to such an extent that it was released on a commercial scale. Green Label renmains a rare find, the Blended Malt of choice for the fine spirit enthusiast, unique in that it contains no grain Whisky whatsoever. Assembled from components of the four Johnnie Walker core superior Single Malts,Talisker and Cragganmore, Linkwood and Caol Ila, aged a minimum of fifteen years, a blend of unparalleled intensity, substance and depth.

Few whiskies offer as indulgent an experience as Johnnie Walker Gold Label. Exceptionally smooth, creamy and delicate, Gold Label is the ultimate whisky pleasure. A skilful fusion of rare aged whiskies inspired by the notes originally kept by Sir Alexander Walker, and crafted from only a small number of Scotland's most renowned distilleries each matured for a minimum of 18 years. One sip reveals honey tones balanced with almonds and spices, leading to a distinctive creaminess and the most delightful smooth finish.

A highly special limited edition, for the most discerning fine spirit enthusiast, Gold Centenary 18 Years represents the end of an era for Johnnie Walker. Fashioned to the same style as Gold Label Reserve, Centenary is assembled from a reserve of fifteen precious Malts, all aged for at least eighteen years, selected through a barrel cull of Scotland's most distinguished old Distilleries. As the world's stocks of aged and superior old Malts continue to ebb, Centenary will be remembered as a superior and enduring experience in Blended Malt Whisky.

The origins of Black Label date back to when Alexander Walker took over the family label in 1857. Realising the genius and untapped potential of his father's blends, Alexander was inspired by Johnnie's signature smoky style to copyright Old Highland Whisky. By 1889, John Walker & Sons were established in London, Sydney and Paris, few brands had such global reach. Double Black is assembled from the deeper, darker, peaty Malts of the west and coastal islands, emphasizing the smoky characters which have made Johnnie Walker the world's most loved Whisky.

Red Label is a powerful combination of spicy, smoky malts, such as Talisker, and lingering, lighter grains. Its robust qualities are what make it so good for drinking long. The global success of Red Label is just one reason why it is now considered to be the classic taste of blended Scotch whisky. This youthful, vibrant whisky is perfect for mixing. Few other spirits are able to retain their true character when mixed. It has a robust and traditional Scotch flavour to be fully enjoyed with all mixers.

The Master Blenders at Johnnie Walker artfully combine a broad palate of flavours to create a Whisky which is complex, yet rounded and smooth, a timeless marque of refinement and excellence. As many as forty Whiskies, carefully selected and cellared by the Johnnie Walker Masters, are aged twelve years or more, selected barrel by barrel to assemble into the final Blend. Johnnie Walker retain the finest old Distilleries in all Scotland, a component of Cardow Malt contributes smoothness and fruitiness, mature grain characters and notes of sweet vanilla oak.

Blue Label is Johnnie Walker's rare blend, not a Whisky for beginners, it's challenging and an acquired taste. Assembled from the rarest and most expensive Whiskies in the world, Blue Label has the authentic character and flavour of a traditional 19th century blend, just like those that John Walker and his son Alexander formulated for their high value customers. Blue Label is blended from a number of exceptional Whiskies with powerful flavours. Each bottle is precious to the Johnnie Whisky makers and is individually numbered.

Johnnie Walker Black is the world's most treasured top shelf Scotch. A deep and complex Blended Whisky, luxury Spirit without peer, the most recognizable brand everywhere. Its extravagant component of 12 year old Caol Ila Malt, contributes the rich and smokey, lingering Peat flavours which define this timeless blend. A conspicuously mellow Scotch with a long dark, Malt driven finish. Internationally recognized as the finest Blended Scotch, Johnnie Black is consistently relied upon for its controlled power and understated excellence.

Founder John Walker was born in 1805, the son of a farmer, he devoted his life to the innovation of Whisky blending techniques which could deliver consistency and refinement. Stewardship of the company was handed down to John Walker's son Alexander in 1857 and ten years later the forebear of today's Johnnie Walker blends. He introduced the recognizeable black and gold slanted label and a revolutionary square bottle design. It was circa 1909 that the striding man image and trademark Johnnie Walker brand name were born.

Johnnie Walker Blue marks a return to the 1850s and the prestigious roots of the brand founder John Walker, who applied his tea blending skills to the creation of exclusive, high quality whiskies for his most esteemed customers. Every single element of this exceptional blend is handpicked from extraordinary casks, recreating the traditional style of nineteenth century whiskies. Blue Label epitomizes the High Art of Blending, and has won more gold medals than any other super premium Scotch Whisky.

Distilled in memory of Abraham Lincoln's boyhood home in Kentucky, the Jim Beam Small Batch is truly bourbon at its finest. Created to represent whiskey before it was mass produced, Jim Beam Small Batch embodies the look, feel and taste of pre-prohibition bourbon. This full-bodied, flavorful bourbon takes classic cocktails to a new level. The Jim Beam Small Batch Bourbon, bottled at an honest 100 proof like all good bourbons were a century ago, is aged nine years in wood, giving it the distinction of being aged the longest of the Small Batch Bourbons.

Jim Beam are all about making the world's finest Bourbon. Jim Beam starts with only the finest ingredients and cooks them at a lower temperature over longer periods of time. This gives Jim Beam a natural grain flavor that's never harsh, always mellow and pleasant. Jim Beam have stayed true to the original recipe for two centuries. With every rich, satisfying sip of Jim Beam White you can enjoy the craftsmanship and heritage that goes into a genuine Kentucky Bourbon. For generations, the Distillers at Jim Beam have remained loyal to that mission, to the very people who appreciate what goes into every bottle.

Since 1795, seven generations of the Beam family have been distilling America's finest Whiskey. Jim was the man who re-established the Beam distillery following the abolition of prohibition in 1933. Jim Beam Black is aged to perfection. Six long years locked away make for a darker, richer character and a taste that handsomely rewards.The Beverage Testing Institute rated Jim Beam Black highest amongst all the leading North American Whiskeys for its inviting nose, depth of flavour and lasting, generous finish.

Jim Beam have added to Jacob's first creation - now known as Jim Beam Bourbon - by crafting a whole family of bourbons. Some are aged longer to add a little more character and complexity. Some are filtered through charcoal for a more rounded and mature taste, others can offer a spicey rye flavor. A select few are made in small batches, the way bourbon was originally made. They can be light and delicate. Creamy and elegant. Smooth and balanced. Chewy and crisp. In fact, Jim Beam make a bourbon for everyone.