Longmorn 17 yo 2007 (46,6%, The Whisky Agency for Delia’s Whiskyshop 2024, bourbon barrel)
Ben Nevis 27 yo 1997 (53,3%, The Whisky Agency for Delia’s Whiskyshop 2024, butt)
Bruichladdich 14 yo 2010 (50,9%, The Whisky Agency for Delia’s Whiskyshop 2024, Rivesaltes barrique)
Secret Islay 10 yo 2013 (51,2%, The Whisky Agency for Delia’s Whiskyshop 2024, Pedro Ximénez sherry hogshead)

Blended Malt 6 yo 2017 (51,6%, Cut Your Wolf Loose 2023, Oloroso sherry butt, 333 btl.)
Arran 10 yo 2014 (58,6%, Cut Your Wolf Loose 2024, first fill bourbon barrel, 119 btl.)
Tomatin 7 yo 2016 (59,4%, Cut Your Wolf Loose 2024, refill hogshead, 262 btl.)
Bruichladdich 14 yo 2008 (62%, Cut Your Wolf Loose 2023, first fill bourbon barrel, 234 btl.)

Ben Nevis 26 yo 1996 (48,6%, Maltbarn 2022, bourbon cask, 158 btl.)
Glen Garioch 13 yo 2010 (55,6%, Maltbarn 2023, sherry cask, 168 btl.)
Bruichladdich 20 yo 2002 (55,3%, Maltbarn 2022, bourbon cask, 161 btl.)

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Imperial 25 yo 1996 (53,6%, Watt Whisky 2021, refill barrel, 214 btl.)
Lochindaal 13 yo 2007 (57,1%, Watt Whisky 2021, barrel, 254 btl.)
Foursquare 14 yo 2007 (57,1%, Watt Whisky for The Nectar’s 15th Anniversary 2021, 11 years tropical + 3 years continental ageing, bourbon barrel, 300 btl.)

Octomore 12.1 5 yo 2015 (59,9%, OB 2021, first-fill American whiskey casks)
Octomore 12.2 5 yo 2015 (57,3%, OB 2021, 1st and 2nd fill whiskey casks + first-fill Sauternes finish)
Octomore 12.3 5 yo 2015 (62,1%, OB 2021, 75% ex-American whiskey barrels + 25% FdC sherry casks)

Octomore 11.1 5 yo 2014 (59,4%, OB 2020, 139.6 ppm)
Octomore 11.1 5 yo 2014 (59,4%, OB 2020, 139.6 ppm)
Octomore 11.3 10 yo 2014 (54,3%, OB 2020, 194 ppm)
Octomore 10 Year Old 2009 (54,3%, OB 2020, fourth edition, 208 ppm, 12000 btl.)

Port Charlotte OLC:01 9 yo 2010 (55,1%, OB 2020, Oloroso hogshead finish, 30.000 btl.)

Octomore 09.1 ‘Dialogos’ 5 yo 2012 (59,1%, OB 2018, 42.000 btl.)
Octomore 09.1 ‘Dialogos’ 5 yo 2012 (58,2%, OB 2018, travel retail, 12.000 btl.)
Octomore 09.3 ‘Dialogos’ 5 yo 2012 (62,9%, OB 2018, 18.000 btl.)

Tamdhu 10 yo 2007 (57,8%, Archives ‘Fishes of Samoa’ 2018, Koval cask #36101, 156 btl.)
Croftengea 10 yo 2007 (56,9%, Archives ‘Fishes of Samoa’ 2018, refill hogshead #195, 312 btl.)
Bruichladdich 12 yo 2005 (52,5%, Archives ‘Fishes of Samoa’ 2018, barrel #1470, 139 btl.)

Bruichladdich 12 yo 2004 (62,2%, OB ‘Micro-provenance’ 2017, first-fill bourbon cask #1694, Optic barley)
Bruichladdich 8 yo 2008 (63,4%, OB ‘Micro-provenance’ 2017, first-fill bourbon cask #4019, Oxbridge barley)
Bruichladdich 6 yo 2011 (61,5%, OB ‘Micro-provenance’ 2017, first-fill bourbon cask #2431, Concerto / Propino / Publican barley)

Octomore 6 yo 2010 (62,2%, OB ‘Micro-provenance’ 2017, fresh bourbon cask #4819, warehouse 14 13H) – 82/100
Octomore 6 yo 2010 (60,4%, OB ‘Micro-provenance’ 2017, 2nd fill Rivesaltes hogshead #4468, warehouse P2 L12) – 84/100
Octomore 13 yo 2003 (59,2%, OB ‘Micro-provenance’ 2017, Ribera del Duero / bourbon cask #0022, warehouse 12 B12, ) – 89/100

Bruichladdich posted the line-up for this year on its blog. We can expect a multi-vintage sherry bottling, the […]