Glenfarclas 105 40yo is now on its way to us and due next week

With the imminent release of Port Ellen 29yo please note that we have totally sold out our allocation and none will be available for general sale.
If you have pre-ordered with us we will be contacting you once the stock is received.

The new version of Ardbeg 10yo should be with us very soon and Ardbeg Mor which sold out instantly when it came in last month should be back again by the end of October.

Deanston 12yo & Ledaig Sherry are now obsolete.

With regards Deanston 12yo there will be a new pack available in November although this will increase in price. The new bottling have a new pack and will be unchillfiltered at a strength of 46.3%

Ledaig Sherry will no longer be produced.

Diageo have announced the imminent release of their Classic Malts Selection Special Releases 2008:

Brora 28yo, 56.3%, Distilled in 1983 or earlier, less than 3000 bottles at a RRP of £175
Caol Ila unpeated 8yo, 64.2%, Distilled in 1999, 5664 bottles, RRP £43
Glen Elgin 16yo, 58.5%, Distilled 1991, 9954 bottles, RRP £52
Lagavulin 12yo, 56.4%, Distilled 1996, RRP £50
Linkwood 26yo, 56.9%, Distilled 1982, Port Wood Finish, 1260 50cl bottles, RRP £130
Linkwood 26yo, 54.5%, Distilled 1982, Rum Finish, 1260 50cl bottles, RRP £130
Linkwood 26yo, 55.5%, Distilled 1982, Sweet Red Wine Finish, 1260 50cl bottles, RRP £130
Port Ellen 29yo, 55.3%, Distilled 1978. 6618 bottles, RRP £180
Talisker 25yo. 54.2%, Distilled 1983, 6708 bottles, RRP £132
Talisker 30yo, 49.5% Distilled 1978, less than 3000 bottles, RRP £205

New Collectors' Loft now available online

THE RIGHT WHISKY FOR YOU

As of now Loch Fyne Whiskies is to employ the Malt Whisky Flavour Map that has been developed by Dave Broom and the experts at Diageo.

Within our Browse & Buy section grid references are starting to appear against bottlings which, when checked against the Flavour Map, quickly demonstrates how Light or Rich and how Smoky or Delicate a whisky is compared to ones you already know, so now you can explore LFW.co.uk (and the LFW Stock List) with more confidence. Whiskies that appear towards the outer edges of the Flavour Map will tend to have more single-minded character. The more a whisky moves towards the middle of the Flavour Map, the more it tends to have a combined balance of flavour characteristics.

Over the next few months we will be adding more references to make this a truly comprehensive resource.

Download new Stock List A4 version, A3 version

Oh! And see you at the Loch Fyne Whisky Bar at RockNess this weekend! And BBC Good Food next week, busy or what?

Just received the new range of 6yo whiskies from Bladnoch.

The new Jura 18yo and Dalmore King Alexander III

A limited edition bottling (5760 bottles) of 8yo Arran finished for a further 9 months in Sassicaia Italilia wine casks.

Plus a new single Sherry cask Arran and their Gold cream liqueur which now contains malt whisky from Arran.

A very well balanced dram on nose and taste with the An Cnoc style and power of a Big Hairy Highlander.

Round and mellow on the nose with citrus fruits and vanilla (Yankee oak) and liquorice (allsorts).

The mouth experience is sensational, immediately spreading to all parts in excellent balance, a significant pause then a huge warmth with a typical An Cnoc ginger swallow reminiscent of the fabled 21yo.

A very long hot spicy finish.

Ace whisky suited for a Clynelish fan or similar.