This special edition by Ian MacLeod is already in its third edition. It perfectly combines sherry casks and a high smoke intensity.

"Not for everyone" - a statement that Smokehead stands by 100%. In keeping with the brand's DNA, Smokehead is now celebrating the first batch of the strictly limited Rum Rebel. A typical Islay single malt with a rum cask finish. The rich, peaty, salty Smokehead meets spicy, sweet Caribbean rum barrels and creates a real taste explosion. Get ready for a taste rebellion: Start the Revolution!Original Tasting Notes:FIRST IMPRESSION: Fiery peat kicks things off, naturally. But then comes a sweetness - burnt marshmallows, charred pineapple, banana and ... bacon? We warned you this was carnage.THE FULL-ON FLAVOR: You're in the thick of it now. A briny, oily, intense smoke hits hard but medics are on the scene quickly with a spoonful of honey and lemon.THE FINALE: And when the dust settles, the smoky dying embers of toasted oak is all that remains. Along with just a hint of a fruity aftermath.

High Voltage has been part of Smokehead's product range since 2018. Its high alcohol content of 58.0% ABV gives it even more power than its smaller sibling.

The whisky for the Smokehead Twisted Stout was initially matured classically in ex-bourbon casks. In order to give the whisky its special flavour, it was allowed to spend the last part of its maturation in former stout casks.

This bottling is the Smokehead Rum Rebel with an increased alcohol content of 58%. Smokehead is a heavily peated Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky.

The Smokehead BLAST combines sherry casks and a high smoke intensity in perfect measure.

Smokehead lives up to its name. However, the cult brand with the skull and crossbones should only put off those who don't like peat. After all, fans of heavy smoky flavours will get their money's worth with this spirited Islay single malt. And without having to spend a lot. After a long time, but only for a short time, the range from Ian Macleod is now growing with a new bottling with an age statement. The Smokehead 15 y.o. brings the classic character of smoky rebels to the glass - more mature, stronger and more complex. What does it taste like? Like campfire smoke with rosemary and thyme, peat with citrus fruits and vanilla and an extra-long finish with lemon, sea spray and - of course - smoke. Tasting Notes: Nose: Dense, oily, phenolic and salty. Preserved lemon and mineral flavours lead to grilled fish and herbal notes of rosemary and thyme roasting in a campfire. Palate: Ash and salt notes are followed by soft, sweet citrus fruits, fine vanilla ice cream and barley - interwoven with earthy peat, which plays the leading role. Finish: The peat smoke lingers through a long finish, ending with lemon peel and sea spray.