UNIQUE SPIRITS BOTTLED ONE CASK AT A TIME
We cherish individuality through the exceptional, the extraordinary and the curious. We want to thrill and entertain the senses, only releasing the best single cask whiskies.
Our Taste Masters bring to life the persona of each whisky through their descriptive tasting notes. We also profile our whisky by mood, encouraging exploration through occasions and moments in time.

AWARD WINNING WHISKY
Our whiskies have been gaining prestigious awards and worldwide recognition. Being single casks they won’t be around forever, don’t let the sun set on your chance to experience them yourself.
New Seasonal Cask Collection
Our Foodie Cask Collection has been created to explore new ways to enjoy whisky and food pairings through mood and flavour.
The Foodie Cask Collection

OUR FAN CLUB FAMILY
THE SINGLE CASK COLLECTIVE
Join our spirited family of single cask fans, united in seeking the ultimate in thrills and spills.
Being part of our single cask community means exclusive bottle releases and collective taster packs, regular whisky-related content and newsletters, VIP previews, invites and events and the opportunity to have YOUR SAY on where we go next.

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Latest Updates
The Single Cask Collective

GlenAllachie Distillery: The Speyside Workhorse Billy Walker Turned Into an Award Winner
For the better part of fifty years, GlenAllachie made whisky that almost nobody ever tasted on its own. Built in the late 1960s to feed blended Scotch, it passed between three different owners with...
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Ardnamurchan Distillery: The Independent Bottler That Went Off Grid
Most Highland distilleries built in the last fifteen years sit somewhere within reach of a main road. Ardnamurchan does not. It stands on one of the remotest stretches of the Scottish mainland, on ...
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Annandale Distillery: Closed by Johnnie Walker, Rebuilt From a Ruin on the Border
Annandale closed in 1921 and sat empty for the best part of eighty years. It opened in 1830, grew through the Victorian whisky boom, was bought outright by John Walker and Sons, then shut its doors...
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