Mc Elegance Speyside Single Malt Whisky

When a lime dries under the sun, it turns black and develops wonderful slightlysmoky, woody, deep aromas, while retaining its zesty freshness. Black lemon iswidely used in Mediterranean and Persian cuisine. Yu Gin Black Lemon offers aremarkable aromatic profile: yuzu, black lemon, juniper, combined with a delicatebouquet of ginger, coriander, caraway, and cardamom, creating a truly uniquegin with rich, deep, and original aromas.

There is no more Irish whiskey than Pot Still; thus, Glendalough Distillery feels it is fitting to age it in Irish Oak. Glendalough Distillery is proud to play its part in bringing back the use of Irish oak for whiskey cask-making. This most quintessentially Irish style of whiskey, pot still, is first matured in ex-bourbon casks, then in Irish Oak felled in the mountains around the distillery.

The casks numbered 49541 and 49542 have been gracefully resting in warehouse 6 since they were filled on September 21, 1978, gently and slowly maturing the precious spirit they contain. After thirty years, the spirit was transferred into the finest Spanish first-fill Oloroso Sherry casks and was aged for an additional decade under the careful and enduring care of Tomatin distillery's custodians.

Yuzu, a fruit adored by the Japanese, top chefs and French perfumers for its vivacity, freshness and subtle aroma.A distillation of juniper berries combined with yuzu, Sichuan pepper, coriander andlicorice. A unique, refreshing and very elegant combination.

After 10 years in contact with the oak, Armagnac starts to take on the aromas of ageing.

A blend of specially selected aged rums, the youngest being no less than 12 years old, it is a combination of the Enmore and Diamond Coffey stills and the Port Mourant double wooden pot still, blended to perfection and aged in old bourbon oak casks.

Inspired by the Old Pulteney 1989, Huddart is matured in American oak exbourbon barrels, before being finished in ex-peated malt casks.

Brazil is very famous for being one of the largest producers of cacao and coffee in the world. It was natural for us to associate these notes with our Gran Chaco Brazil Rum. The design of the bottle was inspired by Brazilian wildlife: the patterns represent some of Brazil's most emblematic animals. The color green was chosen to represent the country and suggest the natural habitat of its wildlife.