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LIBATIONS PORTLAND, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON • EST. 2013 LIBATIONS OLD FASHIONED old forester 100, demerara angostura & orange bitters 14 PROFESSOR PLUM a. guevarra wahaka espadin mezcal, cynar fino sherry, ancho reyes, plum bitters 15 IN TOO DEEP j. gattey novo fogo 3yr mwl single barrel, fratello lime, cinnamon syrup, coffee bitters 14 FLIP FOR IT k. sanders mwl elijah craig, founder’s porter giffard banane, maple syrup, whole egg* 14 SMOKE & RYE j. valls ardbeg 10yr, james e pepper rye combier peche, green chartreuse 17 TOKI HIGHBALL suntory toki whiskey, soda 11 HARVEY DANGER a. guevarra freeland dry gin, galliano, combier d’orange, orange juice 16 BESSIE COLEMAN k. sanders miru pear vodka, combier pamplemousse, creme de violette, lemon cane 17 HOT TODDY uncle nearest 1856, lemon, cinnamon syrup, firewater bitters 18 $2 from every Bessie Coleman or Hot Toddy cocktail sold will go towards supporting local non-profit Girl’s Inc. *Consuming raw eggs may increase your risk of foodborne illness. Est. 2013 PORTLAND, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON • EST. 2013 WINE SPARKLING Moutard Grande Cuvée, Brut, France 20 Torre Oria Cava Rosada, Spain 10 WHITE Thevenet & Fils Chardonnay, Mâcon-Pierreclos, France 2018 16 Azienda Vinicola Cherchi Billia, Vermentino, Sardegna, Italy 2018 12 RED Elk Cove Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley, Oregon 2016 18 Sineann Abondante, Red Blend, Coumbia Valley, Oregon 2018 15 ROSÉ Gramercy Cellars Cinsault/Grenache/Syrah, Olsen Vineyards, Columbia Valley, Washington 2018 17 FORTIFIED/DESSERT Royal Tokaji Tokaji, Hungary 2017 14 BEER DRAUGHT Wanderlust IPA Oregon {CO } Breakside , 2 9 Porter, Michigan {CO } Founders 2 9 Cerveza Negra, Oregon {CO } Xicha 2 9 BOTTLE Zoiglhaus Zoigl-Kölsch, Oregon {16.9oz} 10 Double Mountain Vaporizer, Pale Ale, Oregon {16.9oz} 8 Pelican Brewing Sea’n Red, Irish Red Ale, Oregon {12 oz} 6 pFriem Pilsner, Oregon {16.9 oz} 10 Ale Apothocary La Tache, Mixed Fermentation Ale, OR {750ml} 40 CIDER Portland Cider CO. Kinda Dry, Dry Cider, Oregon {16.9oz} 10 Est. 2013 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Scottish Whisky 3 Campbeltown, Islands & Lowlands 4-5 Islay 6-7 Highlands 8-9 Speyside 10-13 Scotch Malt Whisky Society 14-15 Blended 16-18 Irish Whiskey 19-21 International Whisk(e)y 22 Various Countries 23 Japan 23-24 Canada 24 American Whisk(e)y 25 American Whisk(e)y 26-27 Oregon Distillers 28 Unaged & Tennessee 29 Kentucky Bourbon 30-33 Rye 35-36 Brandy 37 Eau de Vie, Pisco & Grappa 38 Cognac 39 Armagnac 40 Calvados, Apple, American 40 Int’l Brandies & Grape Spirit 41 Sugar Cane Spirits 42 R(h)um, Agricole 43-45 Cachaça 46 Traditional Mexican Spirits 47 Mezcal 48-49 Tequila 50-53 Sotol, Bacanora & Agave Spirits 53 Clear Spirits 54 Gin 55-56 Vodka 56 Shochu 57 Aquavit 57 Herbal Spirits 58-60 Liqueurs 61-62 www.multnomahwhiskeylibrary.com 2 1124 SW ALDER, PORTLAND, OREGON 97205 SCOTTISH WHISKY “WELL, BETWEEN SCOTCH AND NOTHIN’, I SUPPOSE I’D TAKE SCOTCH. IT’S THE NEAREST THING TO GOOD MOONSHINE I CAN FIND.” — William Faulkner www.multnomahwhiskeylibrary.com 3 1124 SW ALDER, PORTLAND, OREGON 97205 SINGLE MALT CAMPBELTOWN dstlr distiller Glen Scotia 15yr, ck Bourbon, 46 abv 29 Glen Scotia Double Cask, NAS, ck Bourbon & PX, 46 abv 23 btlr NAS bottler Glen Scotia Victoriana, , ck Bourbon, 51.5 abv 39 CC Cooper’s Choice Kilkerran 12yr, dstlr Glengyle, NAS, 46 abv 23 DT Duncan Taylor 10yr, d. 1991 b. 2001, ck Bourbon, peated, 46 abv 68 FE First Edition Longrow Springbank Green, 13yr, organic, ck Sherry, peated, 46 abv 62 GM Gordon & 10yr, peated, 46 abv 18 MacPhail Springbank 12yr, peated, CS 54.2 abv 44 Springbank 15yr, peated, 46 abv 55 NCF non-chill filtered Springbank Springbank 18yr, peated, 46 abv 72 src source Springbank 19yr, d. 1996 b. 2015, ck Bourbon, peated, CS 58.6 abv 91 Springbank 19yr, d. 1996 b. 2016, ck Port, peated, CS 52.4 abv 91 NAS no age statement Springbank 21yr, ck Oloroso Sherry, peated, CS 49.6 abv 168 Springbank 25yr, ck Sherry; Bourbon; Port, peated, 46 abv 267 d. b. distilled date; bottled date ISLANDS JURA Isle of Jura 10yr, 43 abv 14 ck cask; maturation Isle of Jura btlr FE, 21yr, CS 52.9 abv 59 Brooklyn, 42 abv 22 abv alcohol by volume Isle of Jura ISLANDS ARRAN CS cask strength Arran 14yr, ck Bourbon, 46 abv 21 18yr, ck Sherry, 46 abv 47 PX Pedro Ximenez Arran Arran Amarone Cask Finish, NAS, 50 abv 26 Arran Devil’s Punch Bowl, 3rd Edition, NAS, 53.4 abv 59 Arran Machrie Moor, ck Bourbon, peated 20ppm, 46 abv 55 Arran Sauternes Cask Finish, NAS, 50 abv 21 ISLANDS MULL Ledaig, 10yr, NCF, ck Bourbon, peated, 40 abv 25 Ledaig, 18yr, NCF, ck Sherry, peated, 46.3 abv 58 Ledaig 1997, 19yr, btlr Samaroli, d. 1997 b. 2016, peated, 45 abv 105 Tobermory btlr FE, 16yr, ck Bourbon, CS 54.1 abv 36 Tobermory btlr FE, 18yr, NCF, ck Bourbon CS 51.8 abv 37 ISLANDS SKYE Talisker 10yr, peated, 45.8 abv 16 Talisker 18yr, peated, 45.8 abv 68 Talisker 25yr, peated, 45.8 abv 78 Talisker 27yr, d. 1985 b. 2013, ck Bourbon, peated, CS 56.1 abv 200 Talisker 30yr, d. 1981 b. 2011, ck American & European Oak, peated, 45.8 abv 160 Talisker Distiller’s Edition, d. 2003 b. 2015, ck Amoroso Finish, peated, 45.8 abv 32 Talisker GOT, House Greyjoy, 45.8 abv 26 Talisker Storm, NAS, peated, 45.8 abv 18 www.multnomahwhiskeylibrary.com 4 1124 SW ALDER, PORTLAND, OREGON 97205 SINGLE MALT ISLANDS ORKNEY dstlr distiller Highland Park 12yr, peated, 43 abv 17 Highland Park 18yr, peated, 43 abv 43 btlr bottler 25yr, peated, 48.1 abv 155 CC Cooper’s Choice Highland Park Highland Park 30yr, peated, 48.1 abv 185 DT Duncan Taylor The Dark 17yr, ck Sherry, peated, 52.9 abv 97 FE First Edition Highland Park Fire 15yr, ck Port, peated, 45.2 abv 87 GM Gordon & Highland Park MacPhail Highland Park Freya 15yr, ck Bourbon, peated, 51.2 abv 84 Highland Park Full Volume, NAS, ck Bourbon, 47.2 abv 31 Highland Park Ice 17yr, ck Bourbon, peated, 53.9 abv 87 NCF non-chill filtered Highland Park The Light 15yr, ck Refill Bourbon, peated, 52.9 abv 97 Highland Park Loki 15yr, ck Sherry, peated, 48.7 abv 79 org certified organic Highland Park Magnus, NAS, peated, 40 abv 13 Highland Park Odin 16yr, ck Sherry, peated, 55.8 abv 96 src source Highland Park Søren Solkær 26yr, ck Bourbon & Refill Bourbon & Sherry, 40.5 abv 347 NAS no age statement Highland Park Thor 16yr, ck Sherry, peated, 52.1 abv 229 Twisted Tattoo 16yr, ck 1st Fill Bourbon; d. b. distilled date; Highland Park Rioja Wine Casks, 46.7 abv 31 bottled date Highland Park Valknut, ck Sherry, peated, 46.8 abv 24 ck cask; maturation Highland Park btlr GM, 8yr, peated, 43 abv 16 abv alcohol by volume LOWLAND Auchentoshan 12yr, ck Bourbon, 43 abv 18 CS cask strength Auchentoshan 18yr, ck Bourbon, 43 abv 45 Auchentoshan 21yr, ck Bourbon & Sherry, 43 abv 64 PX Pedro Ximenez CS Auchentoshan 1973, 32yr, ck Sherry, 55.5 abv 197 Auchentoshan American Oak, NAS, ck Bourbon, 40 abv 13 Auchentoshan Three Wood, 11yr, ck Bourbon & Oloroso & PX, 43 abv 24 Daftmill 12yr, d. 2006 b. 2018, ck 1st Fill Bourbon, 46 abv 82 Glenkinchie 12yr, 43 abv 14 Glenkinchie 24yr, d. 1991, CS 57.1 abv 123 Inverleven btlr DT, 26yr, CS 53.7 abv, demolished 105 Ladyburn btlr Blackadder, 40yr, d. 1973 b. 2003, CS 42.8 abv, demolished 747 Linlithgow btlr Cadenhead’s, dstlr St. Magdalene, 11yr, d. 1980 b. 1992, CS 61.5 abv, demolished 198 www.multnomahwhiskeylibrary.com 5 1124 SW ALDER, PORTLAND, OREGON 97205 SINGLE MALT ISLAY dstlr distiller Ardbeg 10yr, peated, 46 abv 19 Ardbeg 21yr, peated, 46 abv 133 btlr bottler Ardbeg An Oa, NAS, AD Adelphi Distillery ck Bourbon & New American Oak & PX, peated, 46.6 abv 20 DT Duncan Taylor Ardbeg Blaaack ck New Zealand Pinot Noir, NAS, peated, cs 46 abv 40 FE First Edition Blaaack 2019 Committee Release, ck New Zealand Pinot Noir, GM Gordon & Ardbeg NAS, peated, cs 50.7 abv 48 MacPhail Ardbeg Corryvreckan, NAS, peated, 57.1 abv 30 Dark Cove 2016 Committee Release, NAS, peated, 55 abv 83 NCF non-chill filtered Ardbeg Ardbeg Drum, ck Bourbon & Rum, NAS, peated, 46 abv 48 src source Ardbeg Drum 2019 Committee Release, ck Rum, NAS, peated, cs 55 abv 55 Ardbeg Kelpie ck Virgin Black Sea Oak, peated, 46 abv 58 NAS no age statement Ardbeg Kelpie 2017 Committee Release, NAS, ck Virgin Black Sea Oak, peated, cs 51.7 abv 83 d. b. distilled date; Super Nova 2019, peated, cs 53.8 abv 70 bottled date Ardbeg Ardbeg Trah Bain, 19yr, peated, 46.2 abv 97 Uigeadail, NAS, peated, cs 54.2 abv 25 ck cask; maturation Ardbeg Ardbeg Wee Beastie, 5yr, peated, 42.9 abv 14 btlr AD, 17yr, peated, CS 59.1 abv 81 CS cask strength Ardbeg Ardbeg btlr AD, 17yr, peated, CS 64.3 abv 85 abv alcohol by volume Bowmore Dorus Mor, 10yr, Release #3, ck Bourbon, peated, CS 54.9 abv 41 Bowmore 12yr, peated, 40 abv 15 PX Pedro Ximenez Bowmore 15yr, peated, 43 abv 29 Bowmore 18yr, peated, 43 abv 33 Bowmore 25yr, peated, 43 abv 112 Bowmore 26yr, The Vintner’s Trilogy, ck Bourbon & French Oak Cask, peated, 48.7 abv 144 Bowmore Vintage 1971, 34yr, peated, 51 abv 240 Bowmore btlr AD Rattray, 17yr, d. 1996 b. 2013, peated, CS 54.7 abv 48 Bowmore btlr FE, 17yr, d.
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