Talisker Port Ruighe Glendalough Palate: Zesty citrus of lemon

Palate: Zesty citrus of lemon cheesecake and an oiliness typical of Campbeltown

which was deemed too radical a departure from tradition by the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA)

mixed spices and rich peat smoke

Nose: Very fruity

three cases of Mackinlay's whisky were found buried under the ice of Antarctica by the New Zealand Antarctic Heritage Trust - having been there since Sir Ernest Shackleton's South Pole expedition between 1907 and 1909

Talisker Port Ruighe Glendalough Palate: Zesty citrus of lemonThis whisky is a toast to the Scottish traders who braved the high seas and were instrumental in the foundation of the port wine trade. Port Ruighe (pronounced Portree) is the Gaelic spelling of the once bustling trading port on Skye. Matured in ex bourbon casks and finished in ex port casks. Bottled at 45. 8% Nose: Instant, very well balanced and sweet, yet not cloying; overall, rather like the sweet smokiness of a fading wood fire with the fruity