The Malt List

All whisky, gin, vodka and rum in this establishment is served in 35ml
measures, the largest single legal measure available in the UK since the country
was booted into the EU to make new jobs in Brussels for out of work MP’s.
Most other bars serve 25ml- what we offer is 40% more in your glass. All our
malts are served in the Glencairn whisky glass with freshly poured Scottish
spring water.

The Canny Man’s has been given the gold award by Whisky Magazine for
‘outstanding presentation, promotion and knowledge of great whiskies from
around the world.’ We have over 240 malt whiskies here at the Canny Man’s
and some are so rare that they can only be found in private collections. Looking
to experience our malt whisky in more depth? Then why not try our whisky
flights. The flights can give you a wonderful introduction to Scottish malt
whisky and the enormous differences between the distilleries and regions.
Enjoy...

(Unless stated
house prices apply. CS denotes Cask Strength.)

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 Whisky Flights

Lowland Flight £18

The region that Edinburgh is in and currently home to only 4 distilleries
making single malt. The whiskies tend to be lighter in style and a great
introduction for those beginning their Scotch malt whisky journey!
Glenkinchie 12 yo
Considered ‘The Edinburgh malt’ the distillery liers only 15 miles from
where we are now. Grassy, fresh and fruity in typical lowland style.
Glenkinchie Distillers Edition
This amontillado sherry cask finish gives the malt a bit more weight
and depth over the 12yo.
Auchentoshan American Oak
Unlike most Scotch whiskies this lowland malt from the Glasgow area
is triple distilled which gives it a softer smoother finish. Matured in
bourbon casks this dram has notes of vanilla and fruit.

Speyside Flight £18

Speyside is a sub-region of the Highlands where over 80 distilleries call
their home. Generalisatio n is difficult but the low mineral content of
the water makes the whiskies somewhat lighter than their highland
counterparts.
Balvenie Double Wood 12yo
Demand is continually growing for The Balvenie due to its increasing
quality. A firm favourite here at The Cannies. Second maturation in
sherry casks results in a rich and flavoursome dram.

Glenlivet Founders Reserve

This Speyside powerhouse needs no introduction. Sweet barely sugar
and toffee come to the fore making this dram really approachable.

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Benromach 10yo
The smallest distillery in Speyside with a total workforce of...2 but it
is not to be underestimated. A great whisky that defies its young age
of 10yo the sherry cask finish creates depth to the finish alongside
sweet spices and fudge.

Highland Flight £17

By far the largest region in terms of size that encompasses North of
Glasow all the way to the far north of Scotland and the islands. It
incorporates the widest range of styles from light and fruity to bold
and punchy.
Dalmore 12yo
This toasty and coffee rich dram is one of my all time favourites. It is
just so smooth and velvety! Created by Richard Patterson, perhaps the
most famous master blender in the world! Enjoy...
Glendronach 12 yo
My ‘go to’ distillery of the moment favoured for their heavily sherried
whiskies. Rich sherry flavours of raisins, marmalade and sultanas
makes this a delicious dram.
Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban
A big staff favourite here. Glemorangie that has spent the final part
of its life being matured in port casks. A long finish of juicy fruit and
sweetness.

Islay Flight £18

The home of smoky and peaty whisky that currently has only 8 active
distilleries. The distilleries there have achieved cult status and
produce some of the most sought after whiskies in the world.
Bowmore Legend
A young and more gentle Islay malt that gives a great introduction to
peaty whiskies. Malty sweetness, light smoke and saltiness.

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Kilchoman Machir Bay
An excellent dram from Islay’s newest distillery. It is not cheap but it
is worth it! Sherried fruits lead onto to a peaty and nicely salty finish.
Very moreish.
Ardbeg 10 yo
A true classic and World Whisky of the Year in 2008 when it was
released. Big smoke, seas salted caramel and bonfire smoke.

Rare Malts £45

Glendronach 21yo
A 21 year old Glendronach released in 2011, and aged in a mix of
sherry casks (Oloroso and sweet Pedro Ximenez dessert sherry). The
result is really very good indeed and incredibly complex. Golden
syrup, soft, juicy raisins, tangy oak notes, peach, cherry blossom,
cocoa and honeydew melon.
Glenfarclas 21 yo
Multi-award winning Glenfarclas Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky
has been distilled on Speyside for six generations by one family – the
Grants. The Glenfarclas Distillery was legally established in 1836, on
the Recherlich Farm at Ballindalloch, in the heart of Speyside. In 1865,
John Grant purchased the distillery for £511.19s which looks like a bit
of a bargain now!. A dark amber-gold, full sweet vanilla delicately
smoked with a rich and long lasting finish.
Glenfarclas 21yo
Multi-award winning Glenfarclas Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky
has been distilled on Speyside for six generations by one family – the
Grants. The Glenfarclas Distillery was legally established in 1836, on
the Recherlich Farm at Ballindalloch, in the heart of Speyside. In 1865,
John Grant purchased the distillery for £511.19s.0d. A heavily sherried
21 year old from the Glenfarclas distillery. This offers loads of depth, a
really thick dram and great value for money too.

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ISLAY HIGHLAND SPEYSIDE LOWLAND

DISTILERY AGE ABV PRICE

808 (single grain) no statement 40% 6.
Aberlour 10yo 40% 5.5
Aberlour A’Bunadh 10yo CS% 7.5
Allt-a-bhainne 16yo/1995 43% 8.
Ailsa Bay (peated) no statement48.9% 9
Amrut (India) no statement40% 5.
Ancestral 14yo 40% 7.
Ardbeg 10yo 46% 7
‘The Ardbeg 10 is extremely peaty, smoky and complex. This whisky is non-chill filtered and
comes in at 46%abv. A powerful Islay malt.’ MK
Ardbeg Uigeadail no statement 51.2% 9.
Ardbeg Corryveckran no statement 57.1% 10.
Ardbeg Drum no statement 46% 12.
Ardbeg ‘Wee Beastie’ no statement 46% 12.
Ardbeg Scortch no statement 46% 20.
Arran ‘Lochranza’ no statement CS 30.
Auchentoshan American Oak no statement43% 6
Auchentoshan 12 yo 43% 7
Auchentoshan 3 wood no statement43% 8
Auchriosk (CS) 10yo/1989 60.8% 11.
Aultmore 12yo 46% 5
Balmenach (CS) 15yo/1981 61.9% 9.
Balvenie D’Wood 12yo 40% 6.
Balvenie Carribean Cask 14yo 43% 8
Balvenie D’Wood 17yo 43% 11.5.
Bladnoch 18yo 43% 11.
Bowmore No.1 no statement40% 6.
Bowmore 12yo 40% 7.

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‘Not the most intense Islay malt in terms of peatiness. One of the last to produce its own
floor malted barley turned by hand. The 12yo gives you gentle peat smoke with a long and
mellow finish.’ MK
Bowmore 15yo 43% 9.
Bruichladdich Octomore 06.1 no statement57% 14.
‘Distilled using the most heavily peated barely available to man. Huge peat flavours but
also complex and delicate.’ MK
Bruichladdich Scottish Barely no statement50% 7.
Bunnahabhain 12yo 40% 7.
Caol Ila 12yo 43% 7.
‘Lighter than some other Islay malts. Spicy with vanilla hints.’ MK
Caol Ila 18yo 43% 11.
Cnoc 12yo 40% 5.
Crabbies no statement 40% 6.
Craigellachie 13yo 46% 6.
Dailuaine 16yo/1997 46% 8.
Dailuaine Flora and Fauna 16yo 40% 9.
Dalmore 12yo 40% 6.5
‘One of my personal favourites. The 10yo has a lovely mix of sherry notes with chocolate
and orange flavours. I have had the pleasure of meeting the man who makes the vattings
and blendings for the Dalmore, Mr Richard Patterson. One of the most charismatic men in
the industry.’ MK
Dalmore 15yo 40% 7.
Dalmore 18yo 43% 15.
Dalmore Port Wood no statement 43% 12.
Dalmore Cigar Malt no statement 43% 15.
Dalwhinnie 12yo 40% 6.5
Deanston Virgin Oak no statement 46.3% 6.
Dram of Destiny no statement 40% 6.
Dunaverty (Campbelltown) 5yo 43% 25.
Dunaverty (Campbelltown) 8yo 43% 35.
Edradour (Pitlochry) 10yo 40% 6.

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‘The smallest distillery in Scotland located in Pitlochry, currently independently owned.
Spicy and fruity on the palate.’ MK
Faculty of Advocates 8yo 40% 7
Fettercairn Con Choice 1997 46% 10.
Glen Albyn 21yo 40% 40.
Glen Avon 8yo 40% 7.
Glenburgie 15yo 46% 10.
Glenburgie 17yo/1995 43% 8.
Glenburgie 8yo 40% 12.
Glencraig 1975 40% 15.
Glendronach 8yo CS 11.
Glendronach 12yo 40% 6
Glendronach 15yo 40% 8.
Glendronach 21yo 40% 11.
Glendullan Flora and Fauna 12yo 43% 20.
Glenfraclas 10yo 40% 6.
‘Glenfarclas belongs to a private family owned company somewhat a rarity in the Speyside
region these days. A complex malt that is crisp and dry with sweet sherry notes.’ MK
Glenfarclas 21yo 43% 12
Glenfarclas 105 no statement 60% 8.
Glen Forres 8yo 40% 6.
Glen Forsa 12yo 43% 7.
Glen Garrioch (Aberdeen) 12yo 43% 7.
Glengoyne 10yo 40% 6.
Glengoyne Cask Strength no statement 58.8% 9.
Glenkinchie 12yo 43% 6.
‘The label calls this Edinburgh’s malt which is located roughly 15 miles from where we are.
The 12yo is sweet and fruity. All in all a well balanced malt. Why not pay the distillery a
visit?’ MK
Glenkinchie distillers ed. 1996 43% 8.
Glenlivet Vintage Reserve no statement 40% 5
Glenlochy 1977 40% 25.

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Glen Mhor 25yo 40% 31.
Glen Mhor 21yo/1980 43% 17.50
Glenmorangie Original 10yo 40% 6.
‘The biggest selling malt whisky in Scotland located in Tain that has become increasing
focused on wood finishes. My favourite at the moment is the Lasanta which is the perfect
after dinner malt.’MK
GlenmorangieQuinta Ruban 12yo 46% 7
Glenmorangie Astar no statement 57.1% 15.
Glenmorangie Lasanta 12yo 46% 7
Glenmorangie Nectar’Dor no statement 46% 7.
Glenmornagie Signet no statement 46% 21.
Glen Moray Classic no statement 40% 6.
Glen Moray Port Finish no statement 40% 6.
Glen Ord 5yo 40% 17.
Glenrothes 8yo 40% 5.
Glen Spey (CS) 1981/15yo 62.2% 15.
Glen Spey 1985 43% 11.
Glentauchers 1979 40% 10.
Glentauchers 1991 43% 9.
Glentrommie 12yo 40% 8.
Glentrommie 17yo 40% 9.
Glenturret 1992/17yo 43% 9.
Highland Park (Orkney) 12yo 40% 6.
‘Scotland’s most northerly distillery in Orkney. The 12 yo is a great introduction to malt
whisky with a smooth and smoky sweetness to it.’ MK
Hive 8yo 40% 5.
Imperial Signatory 25yo CS 25.
Inchmurrin no statement 405 6.
Invergordon (grain) 10yo 40% 8.
Inverleven 1991 40% 8.
Isle of Skye (Blend) 8yo 40% 5
Islay Mist no statement 40% 6
Jonnie Walker Green Label 15yo 43% 8.

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Jura 10yo 43% 6.
Jura 1997/10yo 43% 8.
Kilochman no statement 43% 7.
‘The newest distillery built on Islay and the first to be built in over 100 hundred years!
Even though this malt is young it is full of flavour. Peaty and salty but also sweet. Will be
interesting to see how the distillery develops over the years to come.’ MK
Knockando 12yo 43% 6.
Lagavulin 16yo 43% 7.5
Lagavulin Dist Ed 2001 43% 11
Laphroig 10yo 40% 6.5
‘Ideal for a post dinner night cap. Some say it has almost a medicinal taste with a distinct
taste of seaweed and salt. An intense malt with a large following.’ MK
Ledaig no statement 40% 5.
Ledaig 1990 40% 8.
Ledaig 1993/17yo 43% 8.
Leinburn 12yo 43% 6.
Lochside 1981 40% 20.
Longmorn 12yo 43% 8.
Longmorn Glenlivet 10yo 40% 15.
Longmorn Glenlivet 12yo 45% 35.
Macallan Gold no statement 40% 6.5
Millburn 1976 46% 20.
Millburn 25yo 55.9% 25.
Mortlach 12yo 43.4 7
Oban 14yo 43% 6.5
Old Rhosdhu 5yo 40% 6.
Old Pulteney 12yo 40% 6.
‘The northern most distillery on the mainland located on the coast in Wick. Its light and
fresh taste make it ideal for a aperitif. Its location on the coast gives a salty aftertaste.’MK
Peat Chimney 8yo 40% 5.
Penderyn Maderia Cask no statement 46% 10.
Pittyvaich 1993 43% 10.

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Pittyvaich 1985 43% 10.
Poit Dhubh (Skye) 8yo 43% 6.
Poit Dhubh (Skye) 12yo 43% 8.
Poit Dhubh 21yo 43% 11.
Pride of Strathspey 12yo 40% 7.
Royal Brackla 1994/6yo 43% 10.
Royal Brackla 18yo 43% 12.
Royal Lochnagar 12yo 40% 6.
Rosebank 1990/20yo 43% 25.
‘A cracking malt from the now silent Rosebank distillery. Bottled by Douglas Laing at
their preferred strength of 50%. Distilled in February 1990 into refill butts and aged for 20
years. Vanilla in style but herbal on the palate with a long finish.’ MK
Scapa Orcadian no statement 40% 6
Sheildaig 10yo 40% 6.
Speyburn Bradan Orach no statement 40% 5.
Spice King 8yo 40% 5.
Springbank (Campbeltown) 15yo 56.5% 11.
St Andrews Old Course (Blend) no statement 40% 6.
Strathmill 11yo 50% 11.
Stronachie 12yo 43% 6.
Talisker 10yo 45.8% 6
Tamdhu 15yo 40% 11.
Teaninich 10yo 43% 7.
Tomintoul Glenlivet (CS) 1985/12yo 64.4% 12.
Tomintoul 10yo 40% 5.
Tormore 15yo 46% 7.
Tullibardine 10yo 40% 7.
Tyrconnel (Irish) 40% 8.
Westmhor (W. Isle) 10yo 40% 9.

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