Independent bottler Boutique-y says it’s on a mission to simplify whisky, announcing a new core range that celebrates the diversity of the category.
The move marks a change of direction from the brand, which for the past decade has focused on sourcing rare and limited liquids.
The lineup comprises single malts from Islay, Speyside, and the Highlands, as well as Blended Grain Whisky and (in acknowledgement of the brand’s Head of Whisky, Sam Simmons), a Canadian Corn Whisky.
Crafted in small 1000 700ml bottle batches, none have been chill filtered or artificial coloured. All have been bottled at 45.8% ABV.
Boutique-y, noted for its graphic labels hand-illustrated by Emily Chappell, was named Independent bottler of the year in the 2023 Spirit Business Awards, with Simmons named Blender of the Year.
The line-up comprises Single Malts from Islay, Speyside, and the Highlands, as well as Blended Grain Whisky and a Canadian Corn Whisky…
The Boutique-y core range in detail
Islay 8 Year Old Single Malt – £41.95
This smoky expression boasts notes of citrus, oak, and earthy peat, courtesy of a marriage of refill casks, both ex-Bourbon hogsheads and ex-Sherry octaves.
Speyside 12 Year Old Single Malt – £44.95
Aged in all new Oloroso casks, this quaffable dram speaks of sherry and leather on the nose, with orchard fruits, spangles and smoky oak on the palate.
Highlands 18 Year Old Single Malt – £84.95
A tasty confection from ex-Bourbon, Oloroso, and Pedro Ximenez casks, drinkers can expect an artful, adult balance of smoke and sweetness.
Blended Grain 30 Year Old Scotch – £74.95
A venerable blending of liquids from ex-Bourbon hogsheads and ex-Sherry refill casks, tasting notes speak of honey, buttery biscuits, and a peppery finish.
8 Year Old Canadian Corn Whisky – £36.95
Matured in Oloroso casks, this expression promises fruity, sherried goodness with hints of toffee, popcorn, almonds, and black pepper.
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Independent bottler Boutique-y says it’s on a mission to simplify whisky, announcing a new core range that celebrates the diversity of the category.
The move marks a change of direction from the brand, which for the past decade has focused on sourcing rare and limited liquids.
The lineup comprises single malts from Islay, Speyside, and the Highlands, as well as Blended Grain Whisky and (in acknowledgement of the brand’s Head of Whisky, Sam Simmons), a Canadian Corn Whisky.
Crafted in small 1000 700ml bottle batches, none have been chill filtered or artificial coloured. All have been bottled at 45.8% ABV.
Boutique-y, noted for its graphic labels hand-illustrated by Emily Chappell, was named Independent bottler of the year in the 2023 Spirit Business Awards, with Simmons named Blender of the Year.
The Boutique-y core range in detail
Islay 8 Year Old Single Malt – £41.95
This smoky expression boasts notes of citrus, oak, and earthy peat, courtesy of a marriage of refill casks, both ex-Bourbon hogsheads and ex-Sherry octaves.
Speyside 12 Year Old Single Malt – £44.95
Aged in all new Oloroso casks, this quaffable dram speaks of sherry and leather on the nose, with orchard fruits, spangles and smoky oak on the palate.
Highlands 18 Year Old Single Malt – £84.95
A tasty confection from ex-Bourbon, Oloroso, and Pedro Ximenez casks, drinkers can expect an artful, adult balance of smoke and sweetness.
Blended Grain 30 Year Old Scotch – £74.95
A venerable blending of liquids from ex-Bourbon hogsheads and ex-Sherry refill casks, tasting notes speak of honey, buttery biscuits, and a peppery finish.
8 Year Old Canadian Corn Whisky – £36.95
Matured in Oloroso casks, this expression promises fruity, sherried goodness with hints of toffee, popcorn, almonds, and black pepper.
All are available at Master of Malt, Amazon and at other specialist retailers.
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