Our Whiskies

Macallan. Highland Park. 2004 Vintage Sherry single cask. These two Scotch masters have come together in a single 50/50 bottling, exclusively created for Members of The Whisky Club.

Available for $40 less than you'll find it anywhere else, this is a rare example of limited edition, straight from the cask Talisker. Matured in a trio of port casks, you can expect a drool-inducing dark jammy fruits.

From New Zealand’s very own ‘World’s Best’ winners comes this incredible home-grown first-fill release, created exclusively for the Club. And while you'd normally be paying over $150 for a limited edition Pōkeno, Members got this for just $115.

It’s big. It’s bold. It’s barrel-strength. This is full-throated, unadulterated Jack Daniel’s, carefully chosen just for the Club from the top tiers of their famed rickhouses.

Dr Rachel Barrie's first ever bespoke Glenglassaugh. The first ever PX-matured age statement whisky in Glenglassaugh’s history. Created exclusively for the Club, you won't see a dram like this again. Numbers extremely limited.

This rare, limited-edition cask strength from cult maritime legends Oban is mind-bendingly good. It’s Sherry-meets-the-sea perfection from one of Scotland’s oldest distilleries.

Bottled at 50.1% ABV, this single vintage, single season, single bodega, age statement, 100% Oloroso Sherry-matured bomb of a Glendronach is available exclusively to Club Members.

Bottled at a full-bodied cask strength of 59.8% and fully matured in first-fill Pedro Ximénez & Oloroso Sherry casks, this is a Sherry Bomb of resounding depths.

Unimaginably full-bodied, complex and elegant — Batch 12 is the last GlenDronach Cask Strength Batch The Whisky Club will ever release.

The world’s last bottles of the legendary Glendronach Cask Strength Batch 10, found in a warehouse. The sherry cask masters are a bonafide Members' favourite, this is your last chance to get a bottle at the original retail price.

Exclusive and extremely limited! This 2010 single cask saw a rare maturation in French Limousin oak – usually reserved for Cognacs worth thousands of dollars – from award-winning Scotch distillery Loch Lomond.