Douglas Laing's 'Timorous Beastie' 18YO 700ml 46.8%

$150.99

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Bottled by Douglas Laing, an independent bottler of fine Scotch whisky established in 1948. The concept is to enable whisky lovers around the world a chance to come s close as they can to sampling whisky as it was straight from the cask or having a whisky experience like no other.

The original Timorous Beastie, immortalised in Robert Burns? famous Scottish poem ?To a Mouse? was a timid little field mouse. Echoing our natural bard?s wit. This whisky is most certainly not for the fainthearted.

This non chill-filtered ?vatted malt? is a marriage of whisky aged no less than 18 years and selected highland malts ? including, amongst others, those distilled at Blair Athol, Glen Garioch, Dalmore and Glengoyne distilleries. Bottled at 46.8% abv.

Our Tasting Notes

Nose: Honey sweetness, dried apricots, vanilla and charred oak.

Palate: Malty, vanilla, Christmas spices and freshly cracked black pepper.

Finish: Christmas spices, milk chocolate and vanilla cream.

Up to 12 bottles of wine or equivalent mls:
North Island (non-rural): $7
North Island (rural): $12
South Island(non-rural): $10
South Island(rural): $17

Up to 24 bottles of wine or equivalent mls:
North Island (non-rural): $14
North Island (rural): $24
South Island(non-rural): $20
South Island(rural): $34

Additional delivery fees for Waiheke, Chatham, and Stewart Island

We endeavour to dispatch orders the next business day, couriers can take 1 to 2 business days to deliver to non-rural addresses and 2 to 3 days to deliver to rural addresses.  

Exceptions during December:

In December, please allow 3 business days for delivery. The last day for Christmas orders is Monday 18th December at 5 am for all South Island and all rural deliveries, and the Tuesday19th December at 10am for North Island non-rural deliveries. After these dates Regional Wines cannot guarantee delivery before 25th December.

Unfortunately Regional Wines cannot take responsibility for the breakage of delivered glassware items.

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