Port Charlotte Pl1 (60%, Specialty Drinks 2012, 50 cl) – 89/100

Bowmore Bw1 (52,9%, Elements of Islay 2012, 50 cl) – 87/100

Bunnahabhain Bn1 (55,6%, Elements of Islay 2011, 50 cl) – 85/100

Lochside 46 yo 1964 (42,1%, The Whisky Exchange 2011, cask #8970, single blend, 139 btl.) – 91/100

Bowmore 18 yo 1993 (61,6%, The Whisky Exchange ‘Masterpieces’ 2011, American oak hogshead, 195 btl.) – 90/100

Kilchoman ‘Kh1’ (59,7%, Elements of Islay 2011, 50 cl) – 86/100

Glen Garioch 1971 (43,9%, OB for The Whisky Exchange 2011, cask #2038, 194 btl.) – 91/100

The Whisky Exchange Whisky Show 2011 (London)

Laphroaig 21 yo 1990 (55,9%, The Whisky Agency & The Whisky Exchange ‘Private Stock’ 2011, bourbon hogshead, 264 btl.) – 89/100

Lochside 29 yo 1981 (57,5%, The Whisky Exchange 2010, oloroso cask) – 90/100

Lagavulin Lg1 (56,8%, Specialty Drinks 2009, 50 cl) – 88/100

Port Ellen Pe2 (59,5%, Elements of Islay 2010, 50 cl.) – 89/100

Longmorn 19 yo 1990 (54,5%, Single Malts of Scotland 2009, cask #25003, 219 btl.) – 87/100

Linkwood 36 yo 1973 (49,7%, The Whisky Exchange 10th Anniversary 2009, bourbon cask) – 92/100

Karuizawa 27 yo 1982 (56,1%, OB 2009 for The Whisky Exchange 10th Anniversary, sherry cask #2748) – 90/100

Port Askaig 30 yo (45,8%, Specialty Drinks 2009) – 89/100

Karuizawa 42 yo 1967 (58,4%, OB 2009 for LMdW & TWE, cask #6426) – 95/100

Speyside’s Finest 43 yo 1966 (48,2%, Douglas Laing OMC 2009, cask #5525, 197 btl.) – 91/100

Glenglassaugh 31 yo 1978 (44,6%, The Whisky Exchange 10th Anniversary 2009) – 89/100

Clynelish 37 yo (46%, The Whisky Exchange 10th Anniversary 2009) – 92/100

Port Ellen Pe1 (58,7%, Elements of Islay 2009) – 92/100

Port Ellen 1979 (54,1%, The Whisky Show 2009, 60 btl.) – 91/100

Longmorn 39yo 1969 (57,7%, Gordon & MacPhail for TWE 2009, cask #5305) – 91/100

Old Bothwell Port Ellen 1982 cask #2473 and Port Ellen 1982 cask # 2545.

With the current rate of the British Pound, I decided to place an order at The Whisky Exchange, which has a huge choice of current as well as older bottlings. Not to forget their excellent range of Single Malts of Scotland releases.