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Orkney single malt with heather-peat smoke
Highland Park makes single malt in Kirkwall, on Orkney, the northernmost single malt Scotch distillery. Its peat is what sets it apart. The distillery cuts it at Hobbister Moor, and it's made of heather and sphagnum moss rather than wood, because Orkney has been effectively treeless for thousands of years. The smoke comes out lighter and more floral than the Islay kind. Martin Markvardsen, Highland Park's senior global brand ambassador, calls it "the closest we come to terroir."
The bottle says 1798, though the records from then are thin. We carry two. The 18 Year Old, first released in 1997, is bottled at 43% and aged in sherry-seasoned European and American oak. Single Cask No. 2776 is one refill hogshead, distilled in 2010 and bottled in 2022 at full cask strength, 64.7% ABV. It gave 306 bottles, and Scotch-of-the-Month Club Enthusiast members poured it in June 2026.

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