An eclectic array of Scottish single malts, Artist Collective focuses on small batches and blends of “sister casks”— casks from a single batch that are essentially of the same quality. Each bottling enables enthusiasts to discover a different facet of the world of single malts through a wide range of maturation techniques, bottling strengths and regions.
GLENLOSSIE 12 YO 2009
The wonderfully fresh, honeyed and lemony palette of flavours and aromas revealed by this Glenlossie, immediately take us to the heart of Speyside. With it come absolutely delicious notes of honey and an originality illustrated by the presence of unusual tastes and fragrances. The balsamic and peppery vegetal notes that gain the upper hand on the finish are the perfect example.
BENRINNES 11 YO 2010
Each linked closely together by a skilfully woven malty tapestry, the three stages in the tasting of this incredible Benrinnes are nonetheless entities in their own right. The nose’s intensely floral character and the palate’s abundantly fruity temperament precede a wonderfully chocolaty, roasted and spicy finish that also reveals an impressively mature and fresh expression.
CAOL ILA 10 YO 2010
Following in the footsteps of the outstanding Caol Ila 2012 found in the 2021 Creation Catalogue French Connections (La Maison du Whisky), this version showcases the wonderful complexity afforded by the combination of peated malted barley and sherry wine. Further highlighting this complicity, the flavour and aroma palette energetically reveals stunning fruity, chocolaty, malty, salty, smoky, peaty, spicy and floral sequences.
BEN NEVIS 6 YO 2014
This very typical version of Ben Nevis wonderfully illustrates the unique character of a single malt that is deeply cherished by many enthusiasts. The very nuanced palette of flavours and aromas is sculpted by a classic yet exotic oxidative fruitiness, a very subtle floral character, numerous aromatic plants that shake up the established order, and spices that unite diversity and nobility.
BUNNAHABHAIN 7 YO 2013
This version could not be more characteristic of Bunnahabhain and begins by revealing the full breadth of its flavour and aroma palette with rare generosity and candour. It then does everything in its power to highlight its full complexity and depth. Intensely malty, peaty, medicinal, salty and ashy, it is also wonderfully floral, fruity, honeyed and minty.




