Port Ellen 40 Year Old (9 Rogue Casks, 2019)

The nose bursts with tropical fruit, coastal peat, beeswax, and seaweed. On the palate, layers of papaya, honey, smoked oak, citrus, and soft spice unfold with breathtaking elegance. The finish is endless, balancing fruit, smoke, and maritime salt.

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Pairs perfectly with lobster thermidor, saffron risotto, or 80% dark chocolate. Complements aged Comté.

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Best neat, in a tulip glass for ultimate precision.

Released from nine “rogue casks,” marking one of the oldest Port Ellen bottlings ever.

A historic release from nine rare casks, epitomizing Port Ellen’s legacy. A monumental whisky that encapsulates the legend of Port Ellen. Established in 1840 on the banks of the Forth & Clyde Canal, Rosebank was long hailed as the “King of the Lowlands” for its triple-distilled, floral, and elegant single malt. Closed in 1993, its whiskies became rare treasures, admired for their light body yet astonishing complexity. With plans for revival now underway, Rosebank remains a symbol of Lowland finesse—delicate, perfumed, and refined, a style that set it apart from its robust Highland and smoky Islay cousins.