J. M. T.
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I liked everything about this place except that you cannot browse for whisky because the shop is too small. Instead, it's necessary to check the web site and ask for a recommendation. Set your price and tell them what you enjoy, they know a ton here. Or just browse online. There you will find normal, even decent prices, and, if you browse carefully, there are generally a few genuine deals.
Right now (Aug 2025) I would check out their Compass Box blends. This company makes first-rate blended scotch (which uses grains other than malted barley) and blended malts (a blend of single malts - all are single malts but it's a blend of them).
Getting Compass Box Orchard House blended malt here (which contains a healthy percentage of Clynelish that you can smell straightaway, and which makes for an ideal warm weather dram or cocktail whisky) for less than $40 is a deal so good that it feels like stealing. Anyone who pays twice this for a Johnnie Walker is probably about to be appointed to the Cabinet.
The more expensive Compass Box bottlings are here, too, and most seem to be on offer at the lowest prices I've seen in awhile. Crimson Casks for sixty-odd bucks? Peat Monster for mid-sixties? Can people not enter words into a search engine and find the reviews of this stuff? How can it still be on the shelves?? Maybe nobody knows it's here.
This is also a great place for super-high end bottles. Want to buy a Bunna 30? They can drag it out of storage! La Maison du Whisky Laphroaig 16? Check. Hazelburn 29 and Springbank 30 ... Yes and yes!
The whisky knowledge behind their stock is truly mad, in a good way. Mid-range gems abound here: Edradour Ballechin 10, Glen Scotia Victoriana, Kilkerran 16, Kilchoman Loch Gorm, Longrow, Nikka Yoichi, Glenallachie 10, it's all here. Signatory Vintage - yes. Single Cask Nation - yeah. ImpEx - yep. The Single Malts of Scotland - jah. They will even sell you a Macallan if you absolutely insist.
English single malts - not bad selection, either! Filey Bay and Bimber are available, though not Cotswolds or Wireworks, sadly.
What else is missing? In my opinion, Tamdhu 15, Speyburn 18, the Craigellachies, plus independent bottlings of Daluiane, Tormore, and Mortlach. So what, nobody's perfect, hats off!