The finishing of this dram in portwood casks adds a hint of sweetness to this brilliant Balvenie creation. This is Frank's favourite whisky BTW�.Drink it before he does.

Bold, smoky tastes big.

Known around the world as premium blend of whiskys.

For the discerning drinker who wants something a little more special.

Laphrroaig elevates its brilliant product by moving from a full bourbon cask to a quarter sized cask. The extra contact with wood captures more of the flavour creating this brilliance.

The name probably indicates the nature of this distillate. Think camp fires by the sea.

If you can pronounce CHAY VEK then order it post haste. A simple sipping malt with complex character.

In Antrim county in the far north of Northern Ireland lies Bushmills. First issued a Royal license to distill in 1608 it has been turning out great drams since 1885 continuously. Slainte.

The penultimate Irish whiskey blend. Smooth, flavourful and finishes easily.

This Japanese import does not disappoint. The Japanese passion for harmony has resulted in this superb whisky. It has notes of sandalwood and bitter fruit but finishes with a sublime sweetness that finally hints at the Japanese Mizunara oak.