Ben Nevis 1996 18 Years Old (The Whisky Agency)
There’s a lot to love here. It doesn’t have the signature Ben Nevis dirtiness, which to me is always a big plus. What remains is a top notch single malt from a cult distillery.
Speyside Region 1973 43 Years Old (TWA for TWE)
Listed as a blended malt whisky, this most likely came from Highland Distillers (now part of Edrington), meaning there could very well be Macallan, Glenrothes and Tamdhu in this undisclosed Speysider.
Speyside Region 1973 43 Years Old (The Whisky Agency)
As expected, this is another one of those excellent undisclosed Speysiders. Yes, they cost a lot of money, but are relatively cheap if you’re looking to add a quality, well-matured whisky from a bygone era to your collection.
Teaninich 1973 43 Years Old (The Whisky Agency)
A Teaninich 1973 that has matured in an ex-sherry butt, and was part of an impressive series called ‘Art Nouveau Ladies’.