Listing of bottles of Grain whisky

• Adnams

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  Adnams Triple Grain No 2
  £30.33

• Blanton's

• “Blanton's was the first ever Single Barrel Bourbon in the world, and it set the standards for others to follow.”
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  Blanton's Special Reserve
  

• Caledonian

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  Caledonian 1963 / The Costumes Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  £599.00
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  Caledonian 1965 / Scott's Selection Single Grain / Bot.2011 Single Whisky
  
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  Caledonian 45 year 1962 The Clan Denny
  
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  Caledonian 45 year 1962 The Clan Denny
  

• Cambus

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  Cambus 13 Year Old Single Grain Whisky
  £199.00
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  Cambus 15 Year Old Single Grain Whisky
  
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  Cambus 18 year 1991
  
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  Cambus 18 year 1991
  
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  Cambus 1975 / 40 Year Old / Sovereign Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Cambus 1991 / 18 Year Old / Signatory Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Cambus 1991 / 24 Year Old / Signatory Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  £83.45

• Cameron Bridge

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  Cameron Brig / Bot.1980s Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Cameron Brig / Bot.1980s Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  £99.95
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  Cameron Brig 25 Year Old Single Grain Whisky
  
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  Cameron Brig Miniature / Bot.1980s Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  £99.95
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  Cameron Brig Miniature / Bot.1990s Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Cameron Brig Single Grain Whisky
  £22.85
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  Cameron Brig Single Grain Whisky
  
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  Cameron Brig Single Grain Whisky
  

• Cameronbridge

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  Cameronbridge 19 Year Old 1995 - Single Grain Collection (Signatory)
  
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  Cameronbridge 1974 / 33 Year Old Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Cameronbridge 1995 Single Grain / Signatory Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Cameronbridge 1995 Single Grain Collection
  
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  Cameronbridge 1995 Single Grain Collection
  

• Carsebridge

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  Carsebridge 1960 / 42 Year Old Single Grain Whisky
  
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  Carsebridge 1965 / 45 Year Old / Clan Denny Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Carsebridge 1981 / 30 Year Old / Clan Denny Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Carsebridge 1982 / 34 Year Old / Signatory Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  £224.00

• Compass Box

• “Compass Box is an specialist artisan Scotch whisky maker which creates small batches scotch whisky with a very high quiality. Most of them are awards winning bottles. Compass Box philosophy is to share the joys of great whisky with more people in the world. The soul of Compass Box is John Glaser. He learn his art through one of the industry largest companies, where he developed a passion for scotch whisky and dreamt of starting his own company. In 2000 he started Compass Box Whisky Company, fine tunning his firsts whiskies in his own kitchen. One of the things that define Compass Box is their seeking of evolutions of traditional techniques, particulary in oak maturation. This effort granted them problems with mighty powerful Scotch Whisky Association ( SWA ) which banned their first version of The Spice Tree because of the way whisky was matured in the cask.”
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  Compass Box Hedonism
  £56.26
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  Compass Box Hedonism
  £61.43

• Famous Grouse

• “The Famous Grouse is a brand of Scotch whisky that create blended malt and blended whisky. It has its spiritual home at the Glenturret distillery. It was founded in 1897 by Matthew Gloag and Son and now owned by the Edrington Group. Gloag purchased whiskies from distilleries and created his own whisky blending them in Perth, Scotland. In 1860, his son, William Gloag got the compan and start producing blended whiskies. His son, Matthew, created the Grouse brand in 1896. In 1920 they established small overseas markets and in 1936 the brand built a bottling plant and a warehouse in Perth. It was not until 1960 that the Famous Grouse began to win support in Scotland becoming its best selling blended whisky brand since 1980. In 1970 the brand was still owned by the Gloag family, but Matthew and his wife died and the family to avoid the big death duties sold the brand to Highland Distilleries, from where Gloag family bought many of its whiskies. Highland Distilleries promoted the Famous Grouse under the direction of John Macphail, obtaining a big sales increases. The blend is crafted with some of the best single malt whiskies such as Macallan and Highland Park.”
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  Snow Grouse
  
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  The Snow Grouse
  

• Girvan

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  Girvan / Celebrating 40 Years of Distilling Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Girvan 1964 Single Grain / Scott's Selection Single Whisky
  
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  Girvan 1965 / 46 Year Old / Clan Denny Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Girvan 1990 / 20 Year Old / Clan Denny Single Grain Single Whisky
  
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  Girvan 1991 / 25 Year Old / Sovereign Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  £86.45
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  Girvan 45 year 1965 The Clan Denny
  
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  Girvan Lowland Single Grain 1979 14 Year Old
  
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  Girvan Patent Still #5974
  
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  Girvan Patent Still 25 years old
  £254.50
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  Girvan Patent Still 30 Year Old Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  £385.00

• Ichiro

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  Ichiro's Malt& Grain
  

• Invergordon

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  Invergordon 1964 / 48 Year Old / Sovereign Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  
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  Invergordon 1964 Single Grain / Scott's Selection Single Whisky
  
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  Invergordon 1965 / 39 Year Old Single Grain Whisky
  
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  Invergordon 1966 / 45 Year Old / Bourbon Cask HH7254 Single Whisky
  

• Inverleven

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  Dumbarton 1964 / 46 Year Old / Clan Denny Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  

• James Sedgewick

• “The James Sedgwick distillery in Wellington, South Africa, is the continent’s sole malt whisky distillery. Established in 1886, it is the spiritual home of “Three Ships”, one of the country’s leading blended whiskies, consisting of native grain blended with Scottish malt. In 1993, the pagoda-sporting (!) distillery set aside a limited number of casks of malt whisky, to be bottled in 2003 as a single malt. Only 6000 bottles of Three Ships 10 y.o. single malt were released, but there are plans for further releases at some point in the future. Three Ships single malt is matured in a variety of casks, particularly ex-bourbon and ex-sherry. I very much doubt that many people would pick it as non-Scottish in a blind line-up. Nose with lots of fresh fruit, quite full and soft body, with malt shining through, and a slightly drying finish: a decent ‘Speysider’.”
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  Bain's Cape Mountain Whisky
  £27.95
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  Bain's Cape Mountain Whisky
  

• Jim Beam

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  Jim Beam Signature Six Grains 6 Year Old
  

• Kittling Ridge

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  Forty Creek Three Grain
  

• Loch Lomond

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  Loch Lomond 12 Year Old - Single Grain Organic (Dà Mhìle)