Spelt with an 'e', Irish whiskey is triple distilled compared with its Scottish counterparts which are often only distilled twice. As a result Irish whiskies are generally fruity and easy to drink whilst lacking some of the more individual characteristics

From the oldest licensed distillery in the world (1608) comes an award winning Irish single malt. £3.20

A rare peated Irish whiskey. £3.40

Toasted wood and spice feature in one of our favourite Irish whiskies. £5.50

Well balanced peat and barley flavour in this blended peat whiskey. £3.10

First produced in 1779 this whiskey is an Old Orchard fave. £3.10

Raisins and vanilla feature in this smooth whiskey. Jim Muarry acclaimed it the 'worlds best Irish Whiskey 2012'. £5.20

Worlds famous triple distilled Irish Whiskey. £3.15

with a medium, sweetish and smooth flavour it goes very well next to an open fire. £3.20

Irish single malt produced by the Bushmills distillery. recommended by Sandra, a regular customer whose originally from Ireland. £5.00

One of the most western isles, Islay is world-removed for its peaty, smoky malts. While this is certainly true of the southern powerhouse distilleries Ardberg, Lagavulin and Laphroaig, the same doesn't apply to some of the other distilleries on the islan

South Shore. A classic Islay malt. Jim Murray's whisky of the year 2008. £4.00

South Shore Uigeadail derives from Scotch/Gaelic for dark and mysterious place. This cask strength whisky is framed for its balance. £5.50

Lochindaal. Gentle peat mixed with coastal and floral notes. A good introduction to Islay malts. £3.10

Heavy peat flavour with a surprisingly refreshing dryness. South shore. £6.45

Not for the fainted hearted, seriously peaty number, an acquired taste. South shore. £5.70

Loads of character and flavour. Once voted 'The best cask strength single Malt'. South Shore. £19.50

Lightly peated malt from the mull distillery, a good introduction to smoky whiskies. Mull. £2.90

A peated single malt with floral notes. Campbeltown. £4.60

India. Entry level single malt from India's premier distillery. Multi-award winner and cocktail favourite. £4.90

The world's number one selling whisky. Tennessee £3.20

A more powerful version of the classic jack. this one loses the sweetness, well worth checking out. Tennessee. £6.00

Sweden's first single malt, well worth a try. Swedish £4.60

Refreshing, clean sea air, gently nutty and malty. lightly peated by Islay standards. North East shore. £3.50

Light and fresh with distinctive Caol Ila smoke. East shore. £3.90

A mixture of sweetness and maritime flavours, definitely one to check out. West. £5.40

Fresh fruit with hints of peat. Full bodied sweetness with a more smoky flavour. £3.10

Smooth and medium peated with a touch of dryness. our house whisky. £3.10

Smooth and light, but still retaining many of the characteristics of traditional scotch. £3.10

41 whiskies, aged 12 years or more make up this complex international blend. £3.50

The most acclaimed and exclusive blended scotch whisky in the world. £19.50

A great blended whisky at a great price. Deep notes and flavours including chocolate and coffee. £4.00

A fruity and rich 18 year old blend with Clynelish single malt at the heart. £6.10

Legend has it this whiskey is a local's favourite at the Crystal Lounge in Whistler, Canada. £3.10

A high proportion of Speyside malts produce a smooth, rounded and fruity blend. £3.10

A high quality blend resulting in a smooth, creamy and malty number. Well worth checking out. £3.30

Does what it say, well it's not a monster but it is monstrously peated. £3.40

Pale gold with clean flowery nose. Gentle and warming vanilla finish. Livet. £4.50

Toasted cereal and vanilla are the prominent flavours in this well balanced whisky. Rothes. £3.70

A highly regarded premium Japanese single malt, one worth saving the pennies for. Japan. £15.00

The first heavily peated whisky from the English whisky distillery whose reputation continues to grow. England. £7.00

A good quality malt whisky blend with whiskies ranging from 8-12 years. £4.50

Not much is known about this rare blend, as we acquired it of a private collector but we do know its rather tasty. £7.00

The Speyside region has the highest concentration of distilleries in Scotland, with roughly 50 distilleries accounting for over 60% of Scotlands single malts production. Generally speaking the Whiskies from this region fall into either the light and grass

Sweet nutmeg spice with a peppery dryness, lovely and rich. Strathspy. £4.00

Additional maturation in port casks gives this whisky deep rich colour and flavour. dufftown. £3.90

Bags of depth to this sherry matured Whisky. Chocolate, raisin and vanilla all feature £4.40

Bags of depth to this sherry matured whisky. Chocolate, raisin and vanilla all feature. North. £16.50

A complex malty aroma backed by restrained herbs and flowers. central. £4.50

Honey and fruit in this delicate whisky. Central. £2.90

A reliable best- seller, apparently popular in Italy of all places. Rothes. £3.20

Probably the best-selling whisky in the world, light and easy drinking. Dufftown. £3.40

Deep-gold, fruity and flowery with ginger and a touch of mandarin. North/Elgin. £3.70

A smooth, mellow dram. Nutty and malty. Dufftown. £4.30

Thick, creamy and fruity. perfect for the winter months. North. £3.20

A well balanced notes of cereal sweetness. An easy drinking whisky which was an award winner in 2006. Rothes. £3.10

Brights, flowery and faintly lemony. Clean toffee tones and a subtle hint of peat. Central. £3.20

Lots and lots going on in this one. hay, grass, espresso, fudge and cream to name a few. South. £4.10

With only three distilleries still in operation, the Lowland region is famed for its lighter, mellower and delicate whiskies. We are rather chuffed to have sourced quite a few bottles that sadly, are from distillers which will never distil whisky again.

Warm vanilla nose with lemon zest and marshmallows. West £3.40

Woody and spicy number from Scotland most southern distillery. South. £4.80

Aromatic sweet-lemon nose sits on spiced Demerara and ginger. East. £3.30

Before it closed the Rosebank was considered one of the Lowlands and Scotland's best distilleries. We brought as many bottles as we could before it's gone forever. Central. £9.50

The island region encompasses the islands Orkney, Skeye, Lewis, Mull, Jura and Arran. Categorising these whiskies can be difficult due to each islands individual characteristics. However, there does seem to be a common belief that their close proximity to

Bottle number 475 of year 2011 from the most western distillery Scotland, something little bit special from the Outer hebrides. The newest distillery in Scotland. Lewis £15.00

Well balanced floral notes in this crowd pleaser. A great entry level whisky for those new to the pleasures of the malt. Orkney. £4.00

Multi-award winning whisky once voted the 'best spirit in the world'. Orkney. £7.50

A uniquely smooth and balanced style malt with a toffee sweetness and a mouth- watering smoky finish. Orkney. £16.50

Pale yellow fresh cream, mixed with leaves and flowers. Arran. £3.60

A smoky and peppery malt with maritime qualities. Can you taste kippers and seaweed? £4.20

Sweet and silky smooth with a heather, honey taste. Orkney. £6.50

The largest whisky production area by size, the Highlands can be divided further into North, South, East and West Highland. Such a large area gives rise to a huge amount of variety in colour, aroma and taste.

Heather, honey softness and full bodied-ness. Central. £5.00

Fruity and buttery with hints of herbs. one of only 721 bottles. £6.50

Light smoke, spiced cake and candied lemon peel. East. £6.00

Suited to after dinner slipping with heavy sherry flavour. North east. £4.50

A pale, smooth and fruity single malt, making for an excellent introduction to the world of whisky. West. £3.80

A stroll between bright sand dunes, dotted with wild herbs. North. £3.80

Rum butter nose, with malt loaf on a light peat finish. North. £4.60

Zesty on the nose, loading to nutty notes followed by a caramel finish. East. £3.50

An unusual malt with great complexity. fruit, nuts and spice in this one. East. £4.00

One of only a few distilleries having on- site barely malting. North. £9.50

One of the world's best selling single malts. Rich, creamy and fruity. North. £3.00

An award-winning single malt with a soft,sweet and creamy flavour. £3.30

Pale, green-gold with herbal tones. East. £3.75

Big and smoky, best served with goats cheese or parma ham. East. £4.25

2012 'world Whisky of the year' from Scotland's most northern mainland distillery. simply class in a glass. North. £14.00

Famous for the quality of its water, this whisky is smooth and mellow with a fairly fruity flavour and a nice crisp finish. Central. £4.50

Bourbon is a type of barrel- agedAmerican whiskey made primarily from corn. Bourbon whiskey must be made from at least 51% corn grains. The name is associated with the region now known as Bourbon county, Kentucky. Although Bourbon can be made outside of K

Thick, creamy and spicy. Perfect in an old fashioned cocktail £4.20

Caramel and vanilla with hints of honey and oranges. £3.10

Strong vanilla notes in this well- ages premium grade bourbon. £5.80

Difficult to track down and highly sought after. can you taste chocolate oranges? £5.00

A great Bourbon for the money. There aren't too many better at this price. £3.10

The high rye content (around 30%) gives this one a spicy kick. £3.10

This multi award winning Bourbon is an absolute treat. Unbelievably smooth and rich, don't miss out on this one. £9.00

A sweet, woody number named after the master distiller. £5.10

A sweet and spicy Bourbon from a very limited production run. An award winner in 2012. £4.00

If you cab get past the alcohol strength, you'll find a powerful bourbon with many award to its name, including 'world bourbon of the year 2012'. £11.50

Entry level Bourbon named after American outlaw. £5.00

Vanilla and caramel notes. £3.10

An old-school pre-prohibition style Bourbon. a real star at this price. £3.80

Intense vanilla creaminess with moderate corn aromas and a touch of oak. £3.30

A matured bourbon with a Smokey, vanilla, nutmeg, cinnamon and citrus flavour here. Campbeltown. £4.40

Berry fruits and toasted banana at the start with a salty finish at the end. Campbeltown. £9.50