Top 7 new whisky arrivals you need to try

Here’s a roundup of seven new whisky arrivals you need to try from us, Master of Malt!  

These selections cater to collectors, casual sippers, and everyone in between, providing something special for whisky enthusiasts of all kinds.

Top 7 new whisky arrivals you need to try

1. A Secret Speyside Distillery 10 Year Old 2014 Single Cask (Master of Malt) Whisky

Price Range: Moderate – £69.95
Flavour Profile: Green apple, honey, malt, and vanilla.
Distillery Location: Speyside, Scotland.
Why It’s Worth Trying: This single cask expression brings forward the essence of Speyside’s delicate yet flavourful whiskies. It’s perfect for those seeking a clean, classic profile with a touch of elegance.

2. Campbeltown Blended Malt 10 Year Old 2014 (cask 11991) – Single Cask (Duncan Taylor) Whisky

Price Range: Affordable – £55.95
Flavour Profile: Brine, smoke, caramel, and subtle oak.
Distillery Location: Campbeltown, Scotland.
Why It’s Worth Trying: Hailing from the historic Campbeltown region, this blended malt offers a maritime character with layers of complexity, making it a standout for those who enjoy coastal whiskies.

3. Old School Malt 45 Year Old – Tropical Fruit Edition (Signatory) Whisky

Price Range: Premium – £2,450.00
Flavour Profile: Tropical fruits, vanilla, and oak spices.
Distillery Location: Undisclosed (Signatory selection).
Why It’s Worth Trying: With nearly half a century of maturation, this luxurious whisky offers unparalleled depth and a tropical fruit medley. A true collector’s item.

4. The Glendronach – Ode to the Dark Whisky

Price Range: Moderate – £199.00
Flavour Profile: Dark chocolate, dried fruits, sherry, and coffee.
Distillery Location: Highland, Scotland.
Why It’s Worth Trying: Known for its sherry-heavy whiskies, The Glendronach delivers a brooding, complex dram ideal for fans of intense, dark flavours.

5. Of Flame & Fire 14 Year Old 2009 – Wemyss Malts (Croftengea) Whisky

Price Range: Moderate – £74.95
Flavour Profile: Peat smoke, citrus, and baked apples.
Distillery Location: Highland, Scotland.
Why It’s Worth Trying: This heavily peated release from Loch Lomond distillery offers bold flavours balanced by a zesty sweetness, making it an exciting option for peat enthusiasts.

6. White Peak 4 Year Old 2020 – The Heart Cut #10 Whisky

Price Range: Affordable – £49.95
Flavour Profile: Orchard fruits, caramel, and a light smokiness.
Distillery Location: Derbyshire, England.
Why It’s Worth Trying: A young but vibrant whisky, this English release showcases innovation with its fruity and lightly smoky character, perfect for those seeking something different.

7. SPEY 15 Year Old Whisky

Price Range: Moderate – £94.95
Flavour Profile: Honey, apricots, and soft oak spices.
Distillery Location: Speyside, Scotland.
Why It’s Worth Trying: At the centre of this new core range from the brand is this well-aged Speyside single malt, which offers a refined balance of sweetness and spice, making it an excellent choice for fans of elegant whiskies.

Key Takeaways

Product
Price Range
Flavour Profile
Distillery Location
Standout Feature

A Secret Speyside Distillery 10 Year Old
Moderate
Green apple, honey, malt, vanilla
Speyside, Scotland
Classic Speyside character

Campbeltown Blended Malt 10 Year Old
Affordable
Brine, smoke, caramel, oak
Campbeltown, Scotland
Maritime complexity

Old School Malt 45 Year Old
Premium
Tropical fruits, vanilla, spices
Signatory selection
Nearly 50 years of maturation

The GlenDronach Ode to the Dark
Moderate
Dark chocolate, dried fruits
Highland, Scotland
Rich, sherry-forward profile

Of Flame and Fire 14 Year Old
Moderate
Peat smoke, citrus, baked apples
Highland, Scotland
Bold, smoky, and zesty

White Peak 4 Year Old
Affordable
Orchard fruits, caramel, smoke
Derbyshire, England
Innovative English whisky

Spey 15 Year Old
Moderate
Honey, apricots, soft oak spice
Speyside, Scotland
Refined, well-aged elegance

Conclusion

These new arrivals provide a range of unique options, from the peaty punch of Of Flame and Fire to the refined elegance of Spey 15 Year Old. Whether you’re after a collectable rarity like Old School Malt or a versatile everyday dram like White Peak, there’s something here to suit every palate. 

Explore these new whisky arrivals and elevate your 2024 whisky experience.

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