The John Milroy Selection - Four Rare Speyside Single Malts ($495 Value)***

Discover the craftsmanship and character of Scotland's renowned Speyside region with this exclusive four-bottle collection from the John Milroy Selection. Carefully selected from individual casks, these exceptional single malt Scotch whiskies offer a journey through four distinguished Speyside distilleries, with ages ranging from seven to twenty years.

Your collection includes:

• DUFFTOWN DISTILLERY, 7 YEAR OLD, 55.9% alcohol by volume, a limited single cask release from 2009 with just 255 bottles produced, distilled in 2009 and bottled in 2017
• MORTLACH DISTILLERY, 10 YEAR OLD, 56.7% alcohol by volume, distilled in 2006 and bottled in 2016
• BENRINNES DISTILLERY, 19 YEAR OLD, 57.3% alcohol by volume, a mature single malt distilled in 1997 and bottled in 2017
• SPEYSIDE DISTILLERY, 20 YEAR OLD, 50.4% alcohol by volume, distilled in 1996 and bottled in 2017

Each seven hundred and fifty milliliter bottle is unopened with seal intact and presented in a matching gift tube. A distinctive collection for Scotch fans and collectors alike.

***THIS ITEM CANNOT BE SHIPPED

About The John Milroy Selection
Milroy's of Soho was founded by John 'Jack' Milroy and his brother Wallace in 1964. Opening its doors on the bustling Greek Street, in the heart of London's swinging-sixties Soho district, Milroy's sold fine wine, whisky and champagne. This was the world of the Mods, Twiggy and the Rolling Stones. Epicures flooded to this cultural powder keg, seeking a taste of 'modern' music, fashion and of course the wines and spirits that fueled the era.

It seems fitting that in this age of pioneers, Milroy's would be at the forefront of their own whisky revolution. In a market dominated by blends, the Milroy brothers saw the potential in Single Malt Scotch Whisky, and made this their focus. They had the largest whisky selection in London to serve the public and even the highest echelons of the British Government.

John Milroy, went on to bottle many whiskies under his own name, and before long Milroy's was established as a whisky institution. By the time John sold his 'John Milroy Selection' brand to Berry Bros. & Rudd in 2009, the name had become synonymous with quality far beyond the UK.