Spirits

Nose: Molasses, roasted peanuts, caramel; warm, inviting

Palate: Dense baked apricot, vanilla, burnt sugar; mid‑palate brings cherry, rye spice, hibiscus, white pepper

Finish: Long, balanced interplay of chewy oak, caramel, lingering spice 

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Nose: Dried apricots, figs, raisins, prunes, toasted almonds, vanilla, mineral rancio accents

Palate: Caramelized citrus, honeyed oak, dried plums, ripe grapes, toffee, coconut, whiskey-lactone nuances 

Finish: Long, velvety warmth with lingering dark chocolate, nutmeg, baked fruit, refined sweetness

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This is Old Overholt as you’ve never seen it before. Aged a full decade and bottled at cask strength, this straight rye whiskey showcases the heritage and grit of one of America’s oldest whiskey brands.

It delivers a powerful burst of classic rye spice with notes of cracked pepper, cinnamon, dark caramel, dried cherry, and toasted oak. A hint of mint adds lift and complexity. The cask strength proof intensifies the flavors while maintaining a surprisingly smooth finish.

This rare release is a celebration of time, tradition, and unfiltered character. Ideal for collectors, rye lovers, and anyone looking for a whiskey with serious presence.

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A Single Grain Irish Whiskey, originally distilled in County Cork, Ireland - with a mash bill of 95% French Maize (Corn) and 5% Irish Malted Barley in a twin-column Coffey Still. Matured first in Ex-Bourbon Barrels, and then finished for 6 months in casks that previously held the Award Winning "Mark X 2007" Barbados Rum from Foursquare Rum Distillery's Exceptional Cask Selections Line.

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Jack Ryan Single Malt with an abv of 46% is an authentic Irish Whiskey that sets you up for a delicious mouthful of silky, honey sweetness with a long, warm- hearted, lingering, spicy finish.

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From Found North: Batch 009 is our oldest Batch to date. While the cornerstone of this blend is a 19 year old rye aged in Ruby Port barrels, the crux of this whisky is the triplet of 23 year old corn
components that form the foundation of the blend, two of which were aged in New American
Oak and one in Bourbon barrels. We used two additional 19 year old whiskies, one corn and
one rye, as well as a 22 year old corn and a 26 year old corn component to round out the
rest of this 8-whisky tapestry.

Batch 009 lands with a burst of berry fruit and a sweet baking spice counterpart. The
landing dissolves into cinnamon and brown sugar while the fruit notes melt like muscadine
grapes rolling thick viscous vanillin oils across the tongue. The dense raw maple notes seep
into the side palate, dominating the entire midsection like treacle turned into languid
molten lava moving implacably toward the finish. As the rich, viscous molasses note reaches
the last section it transitions into a triad of wood spice, gentle mint tea and oak tannin,
echoing endlessly, reverberating honey, citrus and nutmeg.

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Single Cask - Only 300 Bottles Produced. Distilled in October 2010 and bottled in 2022 at Cask Strength 59.7%

James Eadie sources and distributes the finest Scotch whisky.

They specialise in Cask Finish, Single Cask & Small Batch releases: bottled at natural colour, un-chillfiltered, in very limited quantities.

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The Spirit of Mortimer”, is compromised of but 50 barrels, hand selected from amongst our oldest and finest. Nearly 14 years old, it has undergone an extensive and unique multi-barrel aging process. Bottled at full barrel-strength, the Boss Hog represents our purest, most powerful, and most primordial expression of the world’s finest rye. Dedicated to Mortimer WhistlePig, our deceased Kune Kune pig mascot and namesake. Mortimer’s physical monument will be the “Spirit of Mortimer”, a flying pig chiseled by hand by Danforth Pewter Works right down the road from us in Vermont. Mortimer’s spiritual monument will be the unrivaled whiskey within the bottle. Here’s to you, Mortimer!

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Stellum Bourbon finds its flavor in the tension of three Indiana Bourbon mash bills, two of which are high-rye, with the third being almost exclusively corn. Older barrels from both Kentucky and Tennessee are folded in slowly, through a multi-step blending process. This brings added layers of depth and complexity, ultimately allowing it to round out a uniquely Stellum flavor profile. Learn More