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TABLE of CONTENTS Blended Scotch 2 International Whisky* 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Blended Scotch 2 International Whisky* 2 Single Malt Scotch 3 Bourbon 7 American Whiskey* 8 Cognac 9 Brandy, Calvados & Eau de Vie 9 Armagnac 10 Agave 11 Rum 11 Gin 12 Vodka 12 Apertif 13 Digestif 13 Grappa 13 Sherry 14 Liquor 14 Flights 15 * Whiskey vs. Whisky: The Scots, Canadians, and Japanese tend to prefer the spelling 'Whisky', while Americans and the Irish tend to favor 'Whiskey'. We don't really care how it's spelled. We just care how it tastes. 1 Blended Scotch Chivas Regal 13 Dewar's White Label 12 Johnnie Walker, Black Label 14 Johnnie Walker, Green Label 23 Johnnie Walker 18yr, Gold Label 26 Johnnie Walker, Blue Label 55 International Whiskey Canada Crown Royal 13 Seagram's VO Canadian Whiskey 11 Ireland Jameson 12 Tyrconnel, 10 year, Madiera Cask Finish (Single Malt) 22 Tyrconnel, 10 year, Port Cask Finish, (Single Malt) 22 Green Spot, Single Pot Still 25 Green Spot, Chateau Montelena, Zinfandel Cask Finish 30 Yellow Spot, 12 year, Single Pot Still, Bourbon, Sherry & Malaga Casks 35 Red Spot, 15 year, Single Pot Still, Bourbon, Sherry & Marsala Casks 40 Prizefight, Rye Cask Finish 14 Redbreast 12 year, Single Pot Still 18 Redbreast 15 year, Single Pot Still 28 Roe & Co, Aged in Bourbon Casks 13 Japan Suntori, 'Toki' 18 Nikka, 'Coffey Malt' 30 Nikka, 'Days' 16 Hibiki 'Harmony' 35 The Yamazaki, 12 year 40 2 Single Malt Scotch Speyside Balvenie 12 year, 'Doublewood', Dufftown 18 Balvenie 17 year, 'Doublewood', Dufftown 32 Balvenie 14 year, 'Caribbean Cask', Dufftown 19 Balvenie 21 year, 'Portwood', Dufftown 45 Balvenie 30 year, Dufftown 145 Balvenie 'Tun 1509', Dufftown 75 Benromach 35 year, Morayshire 135 Benromach 35 year, Morayshire 135 Cragganmore 12 year, Ballindalloch 17 Dallas Dhu 1975, 28 year, Morey 28 Glen Grant 10 year, Rothes 15 Glen Grant 44 year, Rothes 120 Glenburgie 10 year, Morayshire 13 Glenfiddich 12 year, Dufftown 15 Glenfiddich 14 year, 'Bourbon Barrel Reserve', Dufftown 16 Glenfiddich 15 year, 'Solera', Dufftown 17 Glenfiddich 18 year, Dufftown 29 Glenfiddich 21 year, 'Rum Cask', Dufftown 65 Glenfiddich 23 year, 'Grand Cru', Dufftown 85 Glenlivet 12 year, Ballindalloch 16 Glenlivet 18 year, Ballindalloch 25 Glenlivet 21 year, 'Archive', Ballindalloch 65 3 Single Malt Scotch (Cont.) Speyside (Cont.) Glenlivet 1997, 17 year, Ballindalloch 65 Glenlivet 1948, 40 year, Ballindalloch 135 Glenlivet 1949, 41 year, Ballindalloch 130 Macallan 12 year, Craigellachie 18 Macallan 15 year, 'Fine Oak', Craigellachie 35 Macallan 18 year, Craigellachie 80 Macallan 30 year, Craigellachie 425 Macallan 'Rare Cask', Craigellchie 80 Macallan 'M' The Decanter Series, 2018 Release, Craigellchie 795 Macallan 1946, 52 year, Craigellachie 425 Macallan 1951, 51 year, Craigellachie 695 Macallan 1966, 35 year, Craigellachie 405 Macallan-Glenlivet 1940, 37 year 425 Mortlach 1939, 50 year, Dufftown 420 Thamdu 30 Year, Gordon & Macphail, Elgin 325 4 Single Malt Scotch (Cont.) Highland - North Balblair 12 Year, Edderton 18 Balblair 15 Year, Edderton 30 Balblair 1993, 21 Year, Gordon & Macphail, Cask Strength, Edderton 55 Glenmorangie 10 year, Tain 13 Glenmorangie 'A Tale of Cake', Tokaji Dessert Wine Cask, Tain 35 Glenmorangie 'La Santa', Sherry Cask, 12 year, Tain 16 Glenmorangie 'Nectar d'Or', Sauternes Cask, 12 year, Tain 18 Glenmorangie 'Quinta Ruban', Port Cask, 12 year, Tain 16 Glenmorangie 'Signet', Tain 52 Aberlour 12 Year, 'Double Cask', Aberlour 16 Aberlour 18 Year, 'Double Cask', Aberlour 45 Aberlour, 'A'bunadh', Aberlour 23 Highland - Central Aberfeldy 12 year, Aberfeldy 14 Highland - West Oban 14 year, Oban 18 Glen Scotia, 'Victoriana', Campbeltown 25 5 Single Malt Scotch (Cont.) Orkney Highland Park 12 year, Kirkwall 15 Highland Park 18 year, Kirkwall 30 Highland Park 25 year, Kirkwall 75 The Islands Ardbeg 10 year, Port Ellen, Islay 18 Ardbeg 19 year, 'Traigh Bhan', Port Ellen, Islay 85 Ardbeg 23 year, 'Twenty Something', Port Ellen, Islay 110 Ardbeg 'An Oa', Port Ellen, Islay 22 Ardbeg, 'Corryvreckan', Port Ellen, Islay 28 Ardbeg, 'Drum', Port Ellen, Islay 35 Ardbeg, 'Uigeadail', Port Ellen, Islay 24 Ardbeg, 'Grooves', Port Ellen, Islay 35 Bowmore 18 year, Islay 60 Bowmore 25 year, Islay 120 Bruichladdich, Islay Barley, 2010, Islay 18 Bruichladdich, 'The Classic Laddie', Islay 18 Bruichladdich, 'Port Charlotte-Islay Barley', Islay 23 Bruichladdich, Octomore 10, Limited Edition 2016 Release 65 Caol Ila 12 year, Port Askaig, Islay 17 Lagavulin 16 year, Port Ellen, Islay 23 Laphroaig 10 year, Port Ellen, Islay 14 Laphroaig 25 year, Cask Strength, Port Ellen, Islay 125 Talisker 10, Isle of Skye 16 Talisker 12, Amoroso Cask Finish, Isle of Skye 26 Lowland Auchentoshan 'Three Wood', Glasgow 20 Auchentoshan 18 year, Glasgow 32 DaftMill 12 Year, 'Summer Batch Release' 2006, Fife 85 DaftMill 12 Year, 'Winter Batch Release' 2007, Fife 85 Glenkinchie 12 year, Pencaitland 18 6 Bourbon & American Whiskey Kentucky Angel's Envy, 'Port Finish', Louisville 16 Basil Hayden, Clermont 15 Basil Hayden 10 year, Clermont 25 Blanton's, Clermont 16 Buffalo Trace, Frankfort 12 Bulleit, Lawrenceburg 14 Bulleit, '10 Year', Lawrenceburg 18 Bulleit, 'Cask Strength' (125.4 Proof), Lawrenceburg 18 Eagle Rare, 10 year, Bardstown 15 Elijah Craig 'Small Batch', Bardstown 13 E.H. Taylor, 'Small Batch', Frankfort 16 Jefferson's 'Ocean Aged at Sea', Voyage 17, Crestwood 22 Jefferson's 'Reserve', Crestwood 17 Knob Creek, 9 year, Clermont 15 Maker's Mark, Loretto 13 Michter's Straight Bourbon, Louisville 18 Michter's Straight Bourbon, 20 year, Louisville 195 Michter's 'Celebration', Sour Mash, Third Edition, Louisville 850 Old Rip Van Winkle, 10 year, Frankfort 75 Pappy Van Winkle 'Family Reserve', 23 year, Frankfort 300 Rock Hill Farms, Single Barrel, Frankfort 30 Stagg Jr., Frankfort 22 George Stagg, Frankfort 60 Van Winkle 'Special Reserve', Lot 'B', 12 year, Frankfort 150 Weller, 'Special Reserve', Wheated Bourbon, Frankfort 15 Woodford Reserve, Versailles 15 Bulleit, Rye, Lawrenceburg 14 Knob Creek, Rye, 'Small Batch', Clermont 15 Michter's US No. 1 Rye, Louisville 18 Michter's US No. 1 Rye, 'Barrel Strength', Louisville 24 Michter's Rye, 10 year, Louisville 85 Sazerac, Rye, Frankfort 15 Thomas H. Handy Sazerac, Rye, Frankfort 125 7 Bourbon & American Whiskey (Cont.) Indiana Redemption 'Straight Bourbon Whiskey', Lawrenceburg 14 Tennessee Jack Daniel's, No. 7, Tennessee Whiskey, Lynchburg 13 Texas Balcones, 'Baby Blue', Blue Corn Whiskey, Waco 15 Vermont Whistle Pig, Rye, 'Piggy Back' 6 year, Shoreham 15 Whistle Pig, Rye, 10 year, Shoreham 19 Whistle Pig, Rye, 'Farmstock - Bottled in Barn', Shoreham 28 Whistle Pig, Rye, 'Old World', 12yr, Shoreham 30 Whistle Pig, Rye, 'Estate Oak Rye', 15yr, Shoreham 50 Whistle Pig, Rye, The Boss Hog, 'Spirit of Mauve V', 13yr, Shoreham 90 Whistle Pig, Rye, The Boss Hog, 'The Samurai Scientist', 16yr, Shoreham 90 Whistle Pig, Rye, The Boss Hog, 'Magellan's Atlantic', 17yr, Shoreham 90 Whistle Pig, Rye, 18yr, Shoreham 90 Washington Oola, 'Three Shores', Seattle 16 8 Cognac 1870 Louis Eschenauer, Grande Fine Champagne 575 1875 Maison Surrenne, Héritage 350 1893 Mareuil, Grande Fine Champagne des Héritiers 395 1906 Berry Brothers, Grande Champagne des Héritiers 475 Antoine Hardy & Cie, 'Perfection' One Ounce Pour 450 Blended from inventory accumulated during the 1860s, just several years before phylloxera, a root-eating louse, destroyed nearly all the vines of France. There is no other known cognac dating to pre-phylloxera times making this spirit forever without equal and among the most precious available. Courvoisier, VSOP 15 Courvoisier, XO 35 Delamain, 'Tres Venerable' 55 Hennessy, VSOP 21 Hennessy, XO 50 Pierre Ferrand, 'Ambre' 14 Pierre Ferrand, 'Reserve' 17 Remy Martin, VSOP 17 Remy Martin, 1738 Accord Royal 18 Remy Martin, XO 40 Remy Martin, Louis XIII think a century ahead; each decanter is the life achievement of generations of cellar masters. A blend of up to 1,200 eaux-de-vie, 100% from grande champagne One Half Ounce Pour 100 One Ounce Pour 200 Two Ounce Pour 400 Marc de Borgogne 1995 Domaine de la Romanée-Conti 100 Brandy, Calvados & Eau de Vie Christian Drouin, 'Sélection'(Calvados Pays d'Auge), Normandy, France 15 Daron XO, (Calvados Pays d'Auge), Normandy , France 24 9 Armagnac Larresingle, 'Reserve Tresor', VSOP 13 Larresingle, 'Reserve Tresor', XO 17 1900 Veuve J.Goudolin, Bas-Armagnac 195 1900 Cerbois, Bas-Armagnac 345 1956 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 155 1953 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 165 1952 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 165 1951 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 165 1950 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 175 1949 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 175 1948 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 205 1947 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 175 1946 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 175 1942 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 185 1941 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 195 1940 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 195 1939 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 205 1938 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 205 1937 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's Reserve', Armagnac (Sherry-Lehmann) 215 1936 Château de Laubade, 'Founder's
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