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The Malt List The Malt List All whisky, gin, vodka and rum in this establishment is served in 35ml measures, the largest single legal measure available in the UK since the country was booted into the EU to make new jobs in Brussels for out of work MP’s. Most other bars serve 25ml- what we offer is 40% more in your glass. All our malts are served in the Glencairn whisky glass with freshly poured Scottish spring water. The Canny Man’s has been given the gold award by Whisky Magazine for ‘outstanding presentation, promotion and knowledge of great whiskies from around the world.’ We have over 240 malt whiskies here at the Canny Man’s and some are so rare that they can only be found in private collections. Enjoy... Unless stated house prices apply. CS denotes Cask Strength. 1 ISLAY HIGHLAND SPEYSIDE LOWLAND DISTILERY AGE ABV PRICE Aberlour 10yo 40% Aberfeldy 12yo 40% Allt-a-bhainne 16yo/1995 43% 8. Ancestral 14yo 40% 7. Ardbeg 10yo 46% 6. ‘The Ardbeg 10 is extremely peaty, smoky and complex. This whisky is non-chill filtered and comes in at 46%abv. A powerful Islay malt.’ MK Ardbeg Uigeadail 51.2% 8. Arran 10yo 46% 6. Auchentoshan 12yo 40% 6. ‘Classic lowland distillery just outside Glasgow. The only triple distilled malt. Creates a smooth and delicate malt.’ MK Auchentoshan 18yo 58.1% 9. Auchentoshan 3wood 43% 8. Auchroisk 10yo 43% 9. Auchriosk (CS) 10yo/1989 60.8% 11. Aultmore 12yo 43% 8. Ardmore 1997 40% 9. As we get it (CS) 8yo 58% 7. Balblair 10yo 40% Balblair 1997 46% 9. Balmenach (CS) 15yo/1981 61.9% 9. Balvenie D’Wood 12yo 40% 6. 2 Balvenie Signature 12yo 40% 6. Balvenie 17yo 43% 10. Banff 1976 43% 11. Bennachie 10yo 40% 7. Bennachie 17yo 40% 8. Ben Nevis 10yo 46% 10. Benriach 12yo 40% Benrinnes 15yo 43% 8. Benromach 40% Benromach 10yo 43% 6. Benromach Organic 43% 6. ‘The world’s first completely organic single malt whisky from the Benromach Distillery in Speyside. Sweet with a little bit of peppery spice.’ MK Bladnoch 18yo 43% 9. Bladnoch 1993 46% 9. Blair Atholl (Pitlochry) 12yo 43% 7. Blair Atholl 1997 43% 9. Blairmhor 8yo 40% 7. Bowmore 12yo 40% ‘Not the most intense Islay malt in terms of peatiness. One of the last to produce its own floor malted barley turned by hand. The 12yo gives you gentle peat smoke with a long and mellow finish.’ MK Bowmore 15yo 43% 7. Bowmore 18yo 43% 12. Bowmore Surf 40% 6. Braes of Glenlivet (CS) 10yo 61.7% 12. 3 Brora 1982 43% 10. Bruichladdich 10yo 46% 6. ‘Progressive Hebridean Distillers is their moto and they are one of the most exciting and creative distillers at the moment. This 10yr is light and slightly peaty.’ MK Bruichladdich Rocks 46% 6. Bruichladdich Octomore 06.1 no statement 57% 11. ‘Distilled using the most heavily peated barely available to man. Huge peat flavours but also complex and delicate.’ MK Bruichladdich Scottish Barely no statement 50% 9. Bunnahabhain 12yo 40% 7. Bushmills (Irish) 10yo 40% Cambus (grain) 31yo 53.2% 8. Caol Ila 10yo/1999 43% 9. Caol Ila 12yo 43% 7. ‘Lighter than some other Islay malts. Spicy with vanilla hints.’ MK Caol Ila 1998 43% 8. Cameron Brig (grain) 40% 6. Caperdonich 1994 46% 8. Cardhu 12yo 40% 12. Cardhu 12yo 46% 17. Cnoc (Aberdeenshire) 12yo 40% Clynliesh 14yo 46% 7. Coleburn 1981 43% 11. Convalmore 1981 40% 10. Cragganmore 12yo 40% 6. 4 Cragganmore 1981 40% 7. Cragganmore Distillers Ed. 1987 40% 7. Craigellachie 20yo/1981 43% 7. CU Dhub 40% 7. Dailuaine 16yo 40% 8. Dalmore 12yo 40% ‘One of my personal favourites. The 10yo has a lovely mix of sherry notes with chocolate and orange flavours. I have had the pleasure of meeting the man who makes the vattings and blendings for the Dalmore, Mr Richard Patterson. One of the most charismatic men in the industry.’ MK Dalmore 15yo 40% 7. Dalmore 18yo 43% 9. Dalmore Cigar Malt no statement 44% 6. Dallas Dhu last cask 1983 48% 50. ‘A bottle filled from the last cask ever filled at the Dallas Dhu distillery in Forres. Closed in 1983 and reopened in 1988 but only as a historic building. A very special malt from a dearly departed distillery.’ MK Dalwhinnie 15yo 43% 6. Dalwhinnie Distillers Ed. 1996 43% 7. Dufftown 1998 43% 8. Dunaverty (Campbelltown) 5yo 43% 25. Dunaverty (Campbelltown) 8yo 43% 35. Drumguish 40% 8. Edradour (Pitlochry) 10yo 40% 6. ‘The smallest distillery in Scotland located in Pitlochry currently independently owned. Spicy and fruity on the palate.’ MK Edradour (Pitlochry) 10yo/1998 46% 9. Faculty of Advocates 8yo 40% 7. 5 Finlaggan no statement 40% 8. Glen Albyn 21yo 40% 40. Glen Avon 8yo 40% 7. Glenallachie (CS) 1989 62.5% 8. Glenburgie 15yo 46% 10. Glenburgie 17yo/1995 43% 8. Glenburgie 8yo 40% 12. Glencadam 1974 40% 11. Glencoe 8yo 58% 12. Glencraig 1975 40% 15. Glendronach (Huntly) 8yo 40% 20. Glendronach 12yo 40% Glen Deveron 10yo 40% 7. Glendullan 12yo 43% 8. Glen Elgin 1995 46% 9. Glenesk 1982 40% 15. Glenfraclas 10yo 40% ‘Glenfarclas belongs to a private family owned company somewhat a rarity in the Speyside region these days. A complex malt that is crisp and dry with sweet sherry notes.’ MK Glenfarclas 15yo 46% 7. Glenfarclas 21yo 43% 9. Glenfarclas 105 (cs) no statement 60% 7. Glen Forres 8yo 40% 6. Glen Forsa 12yo 43% 7. Glenfiddich 12yo 40% 6 Glenfiddich 15yo 405 6. Glenfiddich 18yo 40% 7. Glenfiddich rich oak no statement 40% 7. Glen Fraser 8yo 40% Glen Garrioch (Aberdeen) 12yo 43% Glen Garrioch founders res. 48% 6. Glen Gordon 15yo 40% 6. Glengoyne 10yo 40% Glengoyne 17yo 43% 7. Glengoyne Loch Lomond Res. 62.3% 20. Glassaugh Revival no statement 46% 7. Glen Grant 10yo 40% Glen Grant 25yo 40% 17. Glen Keith 1993 46% 10. Glenkinchie 12yo 43% ‘The label calls this Edinburgh’s malt which is located roughly 15 miles from where we are. The 12yo is sweet and fruity. All in all a well balanced malt. Why not pay the distillery a visit?’ MK Glenkinchie distillers ed. 1996 43% 7. Glenlivet 12yo 40% Glenlivet 15yo 40% 7. Glenlivet 18yo 43% 9. Glenlochy 1977 40% 25. Glenlossie 10yo 40% 6. Glenlossie 1974 43% 15. 7 Glen Mhor 1980 43% 12. Glen Mhor 25yo 40% 38. Glenmorangie Original 10yo 40% ‘The biggest selling malt whisky in Scotland located in Tain that has become increasing focused on wood finishes. My favourite at the moment is the Lasanta which is the perfect after dinner malt. Sweet with chocolate and orange on the palate.’ MK Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban 12yo 46% 6. Glenmorangie 18yo 43% 12. Glenmorangie Astar 57.1% 10. Glenmorangie Lasanta 12yo 46% 6. Glen Moray no statement 40% Glen Moray 10yo 40% Glen Moray 12yo 40% Glen Moray 15yo 40% 11. Glen Ord 5yo 40% 17. Glen Ord 12yo 43% 8. Glen Ord 1998/10yo 57.9% 7. Glenrothes 8yo 40% Glenrothes Select Reserve no statement 43% 6. Glen Scotia (Campbeltown) 12yo 40% Glen Spey (CS) 1981/15yo 62.2% 15. Glen Spey 1985 43% 11. Glentauchers 1979 40% 10. Glentauchers 1991 43% 9. Glentrommie 12yo 40% 8. 8 Glentrommie 17yo 40% 9. Glenturret 1992/15yo 43% 9. Grouse 12yo 40% Hakushu (Japan) 12yo 43.5% 8. Hazelburn (Campbeltown) 8yo 46% 6. Highland Park (Orkney) 12yo 40% ‘Scotland’s most northerly distillery in Orkney. The 12 yo is a great introduction to malt whisky with a smooth and smoky sweetness to it.’ MK Highland Park 18yo 43% 9. Highland Park 1991/17yo 46% 14. Hillside (CS) 1971/25yo 60.1% 60. ‘The most expensive dram currently served in the Canny Man’s. The distillery located near Montrose was closed permenantly in 1985 making bottles of Hillside extremely rare.’ MK Imperial 1979 40% 15. Inchgower 1993 43% 7. Inchmurrin no statement 405 6. Invergordon 10yo 40% 8. Inverleven 1991 40% 8. Jura (Isle of Jura) 10yo 40% Jura 16yo 40% 7. Jura Superstition no statement 43% 6. Jonnie Walker 15yo 43% 8. Knockando 12yo 43% 6. 9 Kilochman no statement 43% 7. ‘The newest distillery built on Islay and the first to be built in over 100 hundred years! Even though this malt is young it is full of flavour. Peaty and salty but also sweet. Will be interesting to see how the distillery develops over the years to come.’ MK Lagavulin 16yo 43% Laphroig 10yo 40% ‘Ideal for a post dinner night cap. Some say it has almost a medicinal taste with a distinct taste of seaweed and salt. An intense malt with a large following.’ MK Laphroig Quarter Cask 48% Laphroig 3 wood 48% 6. Ledaig (Isle of Mull) 10yo 40% Ledaig 1990 40% 8. Ledaig 1993/17yo 43% 8. Leinburn 12yo 43% 6. Linkwood 15yo 43% 8. Linkwood 18yo 46% 15. Littlemill 8yo 40% 20. Lochindaal 10yo 43% 7. Loch Ness no statement 40% 8. Lochside 1981 40% 20. Lochside 1991 43% 8. Longmorn 12yo 43% 8. Longmorn Glenlivet 10yo 40% 15. Longmorn Glenlivet 12yo 45% 35. Longrow (Campeltown) 1993/10yo 46% 10. Macallan Fine Oak 10yo 40% 6. 10 Macallan Amber 40% 6. Macallan Gold no statement 40% 6. Macallan 10yo 57% 15. Macallan 1861 replica 42.7% 20. ‘An edition that tried to recapture 19th century bottles that were opened at Macallan.’MK MacPhail 10yo 40% 7. Macduff (CS) 14yo 57.8% 9. Mannochmore 12yo 43% 7. Millburn 1976 46% 20. Millburn 25yo 55.9% 25. Milroy 1990 50% 15 Miltonduff 12yo 43% 8.
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