Bonham Bar
Whisky List
Highland Whisky Region
The Highlands is by far the largest of all the whisky producing regions and offers you the greatest variations of style. The malts from the West Highland distilleries are much less peaty than the malts which are found in the Islay region and tend to have a sweet start and a dry finish.
The North Highland distilleries tend to make light bodied whiskies with a spicy character and a dry finish, sometimes with a trace of saltiness.
Malt whiskies from the Central, Southern and Eastern Highlands are generally fruity and sweet but not as sweet as the malts found in Speyside. They are lighter bodied and sweet and just like other Highland malts they tend to have a dry finish.
Dalwhinnie 15 Year Old £4.00
Glengoyne 10 Year Old £4.00
Glenmorangie The original £4.00
Oban 14 Year old £4.50
Lowland Whisky Region
Malts from this region are light in colour and have quite a dry finish. You may also find a certain sweet fruitiness to the flavour. Lowland malts are regarded as an excellent aperitif.
Auchentoshan 12 Year old £3.50
Glenkinchie 12 Year Old £3.75
Islay Whisky Region
Islay whiskies are the strongest flavoured of all whiskies and tend to be dry and peaty. Very often whiskies made in Islay are described as being very smoky and medicinal, salty and sea weedy with a dry finish and sometimes with quite a bite.
Caol Isla, 12 Year Old £3.75
Lagavulin 16 Year Old £4.90
Laphroaig 10 Year Old £4.00
Island Whisky Region
Like Speyside the Islands are not officially a whisky region, the Islands are another subdivision of the Highlands Region.
Due to the location of the Islands distilleries their whiskies tend to have a coastal feel to them. They are slightly more peaty in character than most highland malts but it is generally softer and sweeter than their stronger cousins from Islay .
Bunnahabhain 12 Year Old £4.00
Highland Park 12 Year Old £4.50
Talisker 10 Year Old £3.90
Speyside Whisky Region
Speyside is not officially a whisky region but it is generally accepted as a subdivision of the Highlands Region. Over half of all Scotland's distilleries are located in Speyside.
The huge selection of Speyside malts offer a variety of strengths and can generally be broken down into two categories, the heavy, rich sherry flavoured malts and the more complex light floral flavoured malts. Speyside malts are essentially sweet whiskies, although some can have a little peaty character with just a slight whiff of smoke.
Balvenie Double Wood 12YO £4.00
Cragganmore 12 Year Old £3.75
Glenfiddich 12 Year Old £4.00
The Glenlivet 12 Year Old £4.00
The Macallan 10 Year Old £3.50
Whiskey Bourbon
Bourbon Bulleit £3.50
Famous Grouse £3.00
Jamesons £3.50
Jack Daniels £3.50
Johnnie Walker Black £3.50
Johnnie Walker Gold £6.00
Johnnie Walker Blue £15.50
Makers Mark £3.50
Bushmills £3.50
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