The Scotch Whisky Advent Calendar 2nd Edition

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#The Scotch Whisky Advent Calendar 2nd Edition

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Closing

07 Jul 2025

Bottle Details

This elaborate advent calendar was produced by Secret Spirits in collaboration with The Dram Team. It features whisky from their own casks, alongside samples from Wemyss Malts, A.D. Rattray and Samaroli.

Included are 25 samples, a branded Glencairn glass and a commemorative pin.

Tomintoul 1999 15 Year Old, 61% - Sherry butt #9289
Glenglassaugh Craigmills Sauternes, 59.3% - Sauternes barrel #CM1
Spey 1996 Samaroli 19 Year Old Blend, 43% - Glentauchers & Benriach
Wemyss Malts Velvet Fig, 46%
Caol Ila 2006 9 Year Old, 56.7% - Bourbon hogshead #303050
Tullibardine Bourbon Cask, 60.9% - Bourbon cask #33
Craigellachie Barrista's Dram 13 Year Old, 46% - Butt #900038
Speyside Single Malt 18 Year Old, 58.1%- Refill bourbon cask #3299
Glen Moray 2007 8 Year Old, 64.8% - Sherry butt #900029
Islay Single Malt 2006 Samaroli 9 Year Old, 43% - American oak cask #80006
Glenrothes 1993 Kumquat Cluster 21 Year Old, 46% - Butt #3343
Bank Note 5 Year Old Blend, 43%
Islay Single Malt 2008 7 Year Old, 56.3% - First-fill bourbon cask #2112
Samaroli 2008 7 Year Old Blend, 43% - Glenallachie, Glentauchers & Macduff
Invergordon 1991 26 Year Old, 59.9% - Bourbon Hogshead #39033
Benriach 1996 19 Year Old, 43% - American oak cask #45763
Craigellachie 2008 6 Year Old, 58% - Sherry butt #900861
Invergordon Applewood Bake 26 Year Old, 46% - Butt #86239
Miltonduff 1995 Samaroli 20 Year Old, 55.5% - American oak cask #2848
Speyside Single Malt 26 Year Old, 55.9%- Refill bourbon cask #5575
Glentauchers 1992 22 Year Old, 48.7% - Bourbon hogshead #6042
Cambus 1988 27 Year Old, 48% - Refill bourbon barrel #59353
Speyside Single Malt 18 Year Old, 54.7%- Refill hogshead #14432
Dailuaine 1983 Old Spiced Balm 29 Year Old, 46% - Hogshead #4339
Linkwood 1984 Samaroli 30 Year Old, 45% - American oak cask #5297

NOTE: Please note that samples 7, 8, 18, 20, 22 & 23 are not original to this set, and appear to have been taken from a different edition of the advent calendar.

Production Type

Single malt

Single grain

Blended whisky

Blended malt

Region

Speyside

Highland

Lowland

Islay

Scotland

Bottle count

2,000

Condition report

Light damage to outer box

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