Indulge in the finely crafted BenRiach Speyside Single Malt Refill Bourbon Barrel OLA 123.7 ABV 63.6 Full Cask 2017. This exceptional spirit hails from the renowned Speyside region of Scotland, reflecting time-honoured whisky tradition and innovation. Produced by BenRiach, a distillery famed for innovation within the realms of malt alchemy since 1898, this single malt is matured in refill bourbon barrels, offering an intoxicating blend of rich malty sweetness and delicate smoky notes. Distilled in 2017, this whisky boasts an impressive alcohol by volume (ABV) of 63.6%, resulting in an intense, full-bodied experience. Ensuring optimum flavour, it's bottled at cask strength, meaning it's undiluted and un-chill-filtered. Its complex aroma and flavours not only swoon the finest of connoisseurs but also intrigue enthusiasts, making the BenRiach Speyside Single Malt Refill Bourbon Barrel OLA 123.7 ABV 63.6 Full Cask 2017 a star inclusion in any fine spirit collection.

Indulge in the sophisticated pleasure of the exquisite BenRiach Speyside Single Malt Refill Bourbon Hogshead OLA 147 ABV 63.5 Full Cask 2022. The refinement and complex melodies of this exceptional single malt are admired by connoisseurs worldwide.

An Immersion into the Heart of Speyside

This quintessential Speyside single malt distillate is a symphony of complementary elements. Crafted from the finest malted barley and clear spring water, the BenRiach Speyside Single Malt Refill Bourbon Hogshead OLA 147 ABV 63.5 Full Cask 2022 is an ode to the artisanal genius of Scottish distilleries.

Exceptional Maturation in Refill Bourbon Hogshead

Fermented and distilled to perfection, it is slowly matured in refill bourbon hogshead casks. This imparts a rich, complex character, making this single malt an exquisite addition to any home or commercial bar. Its impressive ABV of 63.5 enhances its robust flavours whilst maintaining a pleasing smoothness on the palate.

Distinctive BenRiach Character

A product of diligent craftsmanship, BenRiach Speyside Single Malt Refill Bourbon Hogshead OLA 147 ABV 63.5 Full Cask 2022 exudes a riveting personality. It's a celebration of tradition encased within the nutty sweetness of bourbon oak. The allure of this full cask whisky increases with each sip, unfolding layers of intricate flavour profiles that appeal to both novice and seasoned whiskey enthusiasts alike.

Experience the Best of 2022 Release

Cherishing the vibrancy of ripe fruits, honeyed florals, and a touch of spicy oak within, this 2022 release truly marks an upgrade in quality and taste. Make BenRiach Speyside Single Malt Refill Bourbon Hogshead OLA 147 ABV 63.5 Full Cask 2022 your choice for enjoying memorable occasions or simply unwinding after a long day. Experience the true taste of sophistication - straight from Speyside to your glass.

Believed to have been founded in 1806, Cambus was one of the 6 distilleries from the Lowlands that were amalgamated into Distillers Company Limited in 1877, which we call Diageo today. The distillery once boasted a warehouse that held some 17,000 casks and had as many as 7 Excise officers on site. Much of the complex was destroyed by a fire in 1914 and although it was rebuilt in 1937, production was interrupted by the Second World War. it was eventually mothballed in 1993 and now serves as Diageo's cooperage and filling store.

Cambus is known for its light, grainy profile and approachable character. Many describe a strong hint of rosewater on the nose.

Believed to have been founded in 1806, Cambus was one of the 6 distilleries from the Lowlands that were amalgamated into Distillers Company Limited in 1877, which we call Diageo today. The distillery once boasted a warehouse that held some 17,000 casks and had as many as 7 Excise officers on site. Much of the complex was destroyed by a fire in 1914 and although it was rebuilt in 1937, production was interrupted by the Second World War. it was eventually mothballed in 1993 and now serves as Diageo's cooperage and filling store.

Cambus is known for its light, grainy profile and approachable character. Many describe a strong hint of rosewater on the nose.

One of the most iconic distilleries in Scotland, Caol Ila is a quintessential Islay malt with all the maritime and peat-infused qualities that make the island such a legendary splendid source of collectible Single Malt whisky.

The peat profile is somewhere between Lagavulin and Bowmore, with a satisfying dryness in comparison to the more oily Ardbeg and fresher than the medicinal TCP-like Laphroaig. The smoke is earthier than that of Lagavulin and the aromatic profile punchier than the likes of Bruichladdich. In essence, it is a perfect Islay; capturing this most famous of Hebridean isles.

Founded in 1846 in the village of Port Askaig on the the shores of the Sound of Islay (from which the distillery draws it's name in Gaelic) Caol Ila's still room enjoys breathtaking views across the waters of the sound to the Paps of Jura, a windswept, dramatic and powerfully elemental vista that seems like a physical manifestation of Caol Ila's one of a kind spirit.

One of the most iconic distilleries in Scotland, Caol Ila is a quintessential Islay malt with all the maritime and peat-infused qualities that make the island such a legendary splendid source of collectible Single Malt whisky.

The peat profile is somewhere between Lagavulin and Bowmore, with a satisfying dryness in comparison to the more oily Ardbeg and fresher than the medicinal TCP-like Laphroaig. The smoke is earthier than that of Lagavulin and the aromatic profile punchier than the likes of Bruichladdich. In essence, it is a perfect Islay; capturing this most famous of Hebridean isles.

Founded in 1846 in the village of Port Askaig on the the shores of the Sound of Islay (from which the distillery draws it's name in Gaelic) Caol Ila's still room enjoys breathtaking views across the waters of the sound to the Paps of Jura, a windswept, dramatic and powerfully elemental vista that seems like a physical manifestation of Caol Ila's one of a kind spirit.

One of the most iconic distilleries in Scotland, Caol Ila is a quintessential Islay malt with all the maritime and peat-infused qualities that make the island such a legendary splendid source of collectible Single Malt whisky.

The peat profile is somewhere between Lagavulin and Bowmore, with a satisfying dryness in comparison to the more oily Ardbeg and fresher than the medicinal TCP-like Laphroaig. The smoke is earthier than that of Lagavulin and the aromatic profile punchier than the likes of Bruichladdich. In essence, it is a perfect Islay; capturing this most famous of Hebridean isles.

Founded in 1846 in the village of Port Askaig on the the shores of the Sound of Islay (from which the distillery draws it's name in Gaelic) Caol Ila's still room enjoys breathtaking views across the waters of the sound to the Paps of Jura, a windswept, dramatic and powerfully elemental vista that seems like a physical manifestation of Caol Ila's one of a kind spirit.

One of the most iconic distilleries in Scotland, Caol Ila is a quintessential Islay malt with all the maritime and peat-infused qualities that make the island such a legendary splendid source of collectible Single Malt whisky.

The peat profile is somewhere between Lagavulin and Bowmore, with a satisfying dryness in comparison to the more oily Ardbeg and fresher than the medicinal TCP-like Laphroaig. The smoke is earthier than that of Lagavulin and the aromatic profile punchier than the likes of Bruichladdich. In essence, it is a perfect Islay; capturing this most famous of Hebridean isles.

Founded in 1846 in the village of Port Askaig on the the shores of the Sound of Islay (from which the distillery draws it's name in Gaelic) Caol Ila's still room enjoys breathtaking views across the waters of the sound to the Paps of Jura, a windswept, dramatic and powerfully elemental vista that seems like a physical manifestation of Caol Ila's one of a kind spirit.

One of the most iconic distilleries in Scotland, Caol Ila is a quintessential Islay malt with all the maritime and peat-infused qualities that make the island such a legendary splendid source of collectible Single Malt whisky.

The peat profile is somewhere between Lagavulin and Bowmore, with a satisfying dryness in comparison to the more oily Ardbeg and fresher than the medicinal TCP-like Laphroaig. The smoke is earthier than that of Lagavulin and the aromatic profile punchier than the likes of Bruichladdich. In essence, it is a perfect Islay; capturing this most famous of Hebridean isles.

Founded in 1846 in the village of Port Askaig on the the shores of the Sound of Islay (from which the distillery draws it's name in Gaelic) Caol Ila's still room enjoys breathtaking views across the waters of the sound to the Paps of Jura, a windswept, dramatic and powerfully elemental vista that seems like a physical manifestation of Caol Ila's one of a kind spirit.

One of the most iconic distilleries in Scotland, Caol Ila is a quintessential Islay malt with all the maritime and peat-infused qualities that make the island such a legendary splendid source of collectible Single Malt whisky.

The peat profile is somewhere between Lagavulin and Bowmore, with a satisfying dryness in comparison to the more oily Ardbeg and fresher than the medicinal TCP-like Laphroaig. The smoke is earthier than that of Lagavulin and the aromatic profile punchier than the likes of Bruichladdich. In essence, it is a perfect Islay; capturing this most famous of Hebridean isles.

Founded in 1846 in the village of Port Askaig on the the shores of the Sound of Islay (from which the distillery draws it's name in Gaelic) Caol Ila's still room enjoys breathtaking views across the waters of the sound to the Paps of Jura, a windswept, dramatic and powerfully elemental vista that seems like a physical manifestation of Caol Ila's one of a kind spirit.

One of the most iconic distilleries in Scotland, Caol Ila is a quintessential Islay malt with all the maritime and peat-infused qualities that make the island such a legendary splendid source of collectible Single Malt whisky.

The peat profile is somewhere between Lagavulin and Bowmore, with a satisfying dryness in comparison to the more oily Ardbeg and fresher than the medicinal TCP-like Laphroaig. The smoke is earthier than that of Lagavulin and the aromatic profile punchier than the likes of Bruichladdich. In essence, it is a perfect Islay; capturing this most famous of Hebridean isles.

Founded in 1846 in the village of Port Askaig on the the shores of the Sound of Islay (from which the distillery draws it's name in Gaelic) Caol Ila's still room enjoys breathtaking views across the waters of the sound to the Paps of Jura, a windswept, dramatic and powerfully elemental vista that seems like a physical manifestation of Caol Ila's one of a kind spirit.

One of the most iconic distilleries in Scotland, Caol Ila is a quintessential Islay malt with all the maritime and peat-infused qualities that make the island such a legendary splendid source of collectible Single Malt whisky.

The peat profile is somewhere between Lagavulin and Bowmore, with a satisfying dryness in comparison to the more oily Ardbeg and fresher than the medicinal TCP-like Laphroaig. The smoke is earthier than that of Lagavulin and the aromatic profile punchier than the likes of Bruichladdich. In essence, it is a perfect Islay; capturing this most famous of Hebridean isles.

Founded in 1846 in the village of Port Askaig on the the shores of the Sound of Islay (from which the distillery draws it's name in Gaelic) Caol Ila's still room enjoys breathtaking views across the waters of the sound to the Paps of Jura, a windswept, dramatic and powerfully elemental vista that seems like a physical manifestation of Caol Ila's one of a kind spirit.