Age: -
Alcohol ABV: 17%
Bottle Size: 70cl
Description: Whisky Liqueur
Distillery: Arran
Region: Islands
Vintage: -
Year Bottled: -
The Arran Gold Cream Liqueur is in a class of its own!
Since its launch in 2004, it has become incredibly popular and... read more
Drambuie is a whisky liqueur.
A blend of aged Scotch whisky, spices, herbs & heather honey. Its origins can be traced to a secret recipe created for Bonnie Prince Charlie by his Royal Apothecary in the 18th Century.
The name Drambuie is... read more
A very popular Scotch whisky liqueur, Glayva is flavoured with honey, almonds, tangerines and spices.
The name derives from the Gaelic for "very good". Rather brilliantly, Glayva is now trademarked as the “best liqueur in the world” after winning the IWSC trophy a record breaking five times.
A decadent cream liqueur, Magnum Cream Liqueur, created from a blend of the finest vatted Highland Scotch Whisky and real Dutch cream.
The Magnum Cream Liqueur is a luxurious liqueur with delicious hints of caramel, chocolate and rich toffee... read more
From its beautiful wave-adorned bottle to the rich and sweet liquid inside, this is a step up from the Old Pulteney liqueur of the past and not just taste and appearance wise but in strength too! Now bottled at 35%.
'Stroma' translates to... read more
Bruadar is unique. This beautiful golden liqueur has been crafted with passion and is a combination of the finest Scottish malt whisky, honey and specially selected sloe berries ,deliciously blended to produce a distinctive and unmistakable flavour. The name bruadar is Gaelic for "Dream"
Launched on 28 January 2020 this is a‘Bourbon Equivalent’ from Henstone.
The folks at Henstone have produced a corn, wheat and barley mash which, following fermentation was distilled and then matured in new American oak for eight... read more
Here is the outcome of the mystical alchemy of distillation that transforms the barley and pure burn water into the liquid of life of the Gaels.
Married to the honey produced by the bees working across the slopes of the heather-clad Highland hills. Enjoyed on its own or over ice.
Believed by many to cure all sorts of flu and colds!
