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"FacebookPinterest\n\nThe Classic Malts Collection boasts an enviable lineup of single malts from all over Scotland, so when the company debuted 11 new limited expressions this week, we took notice. After a lot of sipping\u2014and a full day of recovery\u2014we've managed to single out the best of the best. (Fair warning: Three are cask-strength\u2014hence the recovery time.)\n\nOne of our all-time favorite distilleries, Lagavulin, is launching a bold new 12-year, four years younger than its flagship quaff. We like the 16-year plenty, but the new 12 is delicious, too\u2014smoky, oily, and, despite its younger age, very complex. From Caol Ila, a lesser-known Islay distillery, comes an uncharacteristic new 10-year. It's distilled without peat, and what remains is buttery and grassy, with undercurrents of salty caramel. The Eastern Highlands' tiny Royal Lochnagar distillery finally reaches American soil with its lovely Selected Reserve. Aged in sherry and bourbon casks and bottled at a refined 43 percent, Lochnagar is rich, fruity, and brambly, an excellent way to finish a meal. Finally, an incredibly rare 30-year from Port Ellen, Islay's renowned \"ghost\" distillery, is worth the hefty investment. Port Ellen closed its doors in 1983; it's selling its way through the remaining stock, but when the stuff's gone, it's gone. The 30-year\u2014with notes of smoke, nuts, and bacon\u2014is too good to miss. It's special-occasion scotch, one to break out at the wedding or the maternity ward. Or today at 4:59, if you like. It's your wallet.\n\nLagavulin 12-Year-Old, $75; Caol Ila unpeated 10-Year-Old, $60; Royal Lochnagar Selected Reserve, $210; Port Ellen 30-Year-Old, $370; for more information, visit malts.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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