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There are few products so closely related to the land of
their birth than Scotch whisky. It is the lifeblood of Scotland historically,
socially and economically.
Whisky has been produced in Scotland for hundreds of years. It is generally
agreed that monks brought distillation with them along with Christianity in the
fourth and fifth centuries.
The word - 'whisky' - derives from uisge, which is an abbreviation of uisge
beatha, the Scottish Gaelic for 'Water of Life'. |
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| Blended Scotch Whisky |
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Black Bottle - £2.30
Rich and golden colour, with a nose that is immediately fresh and fruity, with
hints of peat. The palate is full, with a slightly honeyed sweetness, followed
by a distinctive smoky flavour.
Black Label - £2.00
World's best selling de luxe blend from Jonnie Walker. The blend includes Port
Dundas grain and malts from Caol Ila and Talisker.
Grant's - £2.10
Contains 25 malts which comprise 35 percent of the blend.
Famous Grouse - £2.10
Golden, clear and bright; the colour is a hint of the balance of liquids inside:
satisfying malts like The MaCallan and Highland Park married with fine grain
whiskies.
Highland Queen - £2.10
Named in honor of Lieth's connection with Mary Queen of Scots. Consists of 30 -
35 percent malt predominantly Glen Moray.
Isle of Skye - £2.10
An exceptionally smooth and mellow Scotch whisky containing a high proportion of
carefully selected Island and Speyside Malts.
Robert Burns - £2.60
On the nose there is a riot of sherry, almonds, toffee, treacle, hot sponge
cake, banana kept under control by just a hint of oak. On the palate it starts
with dry oaky vanilla, toffee and figs.
Te Bheag - £2.60
Te Bheag Unchilfiltered - a unique blend which contains all the natural fats and
oils normally filtered away in the final stages of
the whisky making process. The Gaelic meaning is 'Little Lady'. |
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| Wine |
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White Wine £2.90 / £3.80 / £12.00
Red Wine £2.90 / £3.80 / £12.00
Sparkling Wine - / - / £15.00
Champagne - / - / £38.00
* Prices:
[175ml Glass / 250ml Glass / 750ml Bottle] |
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| Real Ale |
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Belhaven Best £3.10
Caledonian 80/- £3.20
Guinness £3.20
IPA - Bottle £3.20 |
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| Malt Scotch Whisky |
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Bowmore 12 Year Old - £2.90
Bowmore Islay Single Malt Scotch whisky – distilled on the island of Islay in
the village of Bowmore for over 200 years and today widely recognized and
regarded as one of the finest single malt Scotch whiskies in the world. In fact
the Bowmore 18 year old recently won the WSC prize for the best whisky in the
World out of over 700 other competitors in a blind tasting.
Bowmore Dawn ABV 51.5% - £3.50
No age given. Matured in bourbon barrels and finished in port pipes. A fresh,
citrus, sea spray nose with a rich, fruity palate.
Bowmore Darkest 12 Year Old - £3.50
Wonderful cedar wood and rich treacle toffee flavours. The finish is robust and
warming with a hint of sherry tannin.
Glenfarclas 105 Cask Strength ABV 60% - £3.70
A deep peaty-gold, spirity yet amazingly smooth and dry. Finish rich and long
lasting.
Glenfiddich 12 Year Old - £2.60
The pioneer of the prestigious single malt Scotch whisky category, Glenfiddich
12 Year Old is today enjoyed by more people around the world than any other
single malt whisky.
Glenmorangie 10 Year Old - £2.90
It has been called ‘the perfect ten’ and most Glenmorangie drinkers will readily
drink to that! After 10 years in ex-Bourbon casks, the Glenmorangie spirit has
had enough time to mature and mellow into a beautifully balanced yet
marvellously complex malt whisky.
Highland Park 12 Year Old - £3.10
Highland Park’s incomparable balance comes from a tension between the aromatic
Orkney peat and the sweetness of oak casks seasoned with Oloroso sherry.
Isle of Jura 8 Year Old - £2.70
Firm, distinguished, elegant tones. A fruity oiliness with just a hint of smoke
gently enriches the palate.
Lagavulin 16 Year Old - £3.70
Lagavulin has been described as the aristocrat of Islays. It has an
unmistakable, powerful, peat-smoke aroma.
Laphroig 10 Year Old - £2.90
Laphroaig 10 Year Old is an all-malt Scotch Whisky from the remote island of
Islay in the Western Isles of Scotland. Laphroaig, pronounced "La-froyg", is a
Gaelic word meaning "the beautiful hollow by the broad bay". |
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| Lager |
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Stella £3.20
Tennents £3.10
Bud - Bottle £2.70
Miller - Bottle £2.70 |
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| Cider |
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Magners Golden Draught £3.20
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