Liquor Brands in Isle of Arran

Discover Arran Malt Sauternes Cask Single Malt Beer. Is a carbonated, fermented alcoholic beverage. You can learn more about this beer and its availability here.

A bottling of single malt whisky from the Isle of Arran distillery bottled to honour Scotland's favourite son, the bard himself, Robert Burns. Bottled at 43% and created to be malty and sweet with a 'spicy twist on the finish'.

This was distilled at the Isle of Arran distillery in July 1996 before a 16 year maturation in a single cask (number 663). It was bottled for the Dimensions range from Duncan Taylor in October 2012. A release of 307 numbered bottles at natural cask strength. Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt Nose: Hints of dried herbs and toasted barley. A very malty, inviting nose with a touch of berry fruit and hay. Palate: Malty, thick palate with notes of citrus zest and digestive biscuits. Apple peel and allspice. Finish: Honeyed, fruity finish with bittersweet oak and barley. Overall: Classic Arran - malty and fruity.

We take great pride in all of our whisky, but occasionally James MacTaggart, our Distillery Manager, discovers a cask that truly stands out as the finest example of the Distillers art and oak cask in perfect harmony. The influence of the cask on the final character of whisky is widely acknowledged and one of the key aspects of his job is to determine when the right balance between the spirit and the wood has been achieved. Only the most exceptional examples of our Single Malt are approved for bottling as our Premium Cask Selection.

In a secluded spot in Aberdeenshire, nestled in the rolling East Highland hills, you’ll find The GlenDronach Distillery, one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries. The GlenDronach Distillery is famous for producing richly sherried single malt whiskies of inimitable and individual character.