Craigellachie | 9 Jahre | Dram Mor | Red Wine Cask #300593 | 52,1%

The Craigellachie Distillery, nestled in Scotland's Speyside region, is renowned for its traditional whisky-making techniques since its establishment in 1891. Notably, the use of worm tubs in the distillation process gives Craigellachie whiskies their distinctive, full-bodied character, often with a meaty and slightly sulphuric profile balanced by fruity and floral sweetness.

Among its range, the Craigellachie 13 Years stands out, embodying the distillery's rich and oily texture paired with tropical fruit flavors, vanilla, and a smoky undertone. This expression, along with others from the distillery, caters to connoisseurs seeking robust and complex whiskies.

Visiting Craigellachie offers a deep dive into Speyside's whisky traditions and the chance to experience the unique, flavor-rich spirits that define this iconic distillery

Dràm Mòr, which means "Great Whisky" in Scottish Gaelic, is an independent spirits bottler based in Dumbarton, Scotland. Founded in 2019 by the husband-and-wife team Kenny and Viktorija Macdonald, Dràm Mòr draws on their extensive experience working for whisky companies and co-founding the Mòr Whisky Club. This background provides them with a deep understanding of quality spirits and the intricate aspects of the industry.

Dràm Mòr is dedicated to delivering unique, high-quality spirits through their expert team and the selection of special casks. They take pride in their transparent approach to spirits, believing that everything that comes from a cask can be truly unique, extremely delicious, and most importantly, interesting. This commitment results in the daily selection and bottling of unique, wonderful, and fascinating products.

The company's branding and label design have a distinctive touch, thanks to the collaboration with Lithuanian artist Iveta Šmidtaite, who designed the original mountain logo, and local Glasgow designer Joanne Smith, who handles brand development and marketing.

Dràm Mòr is proud of its roots in the once highly influential town of Dumbarton, Scotland, with its historic whisky heritage. They are excited to bring this heritage back to Dumbarton and open a new chapter for the industry at this prominent location.