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Checkers and its whisky experts have travelled to some of the world’s finest distillers to source whiskies. These hand-picked whiskies are selected for their unique character and rarity and then bottled under the Private Barrel Co. label.  They include distilleries such as GlenLossie, James Sedgwick and Glen Grant.

Each bottle is individually numbered, with tasting notes.

Private Barrel Co Glenlossie 15 year old Whisky

Review and tasting notes Private Barrel Co Glenlossie 15 yo single malt whisky
I am still working through the mini bottles of whisky I had in the cupboard.  Today I am looking at the Checkers  Private Barrel Co Glenlossie 15 year old Scotch whisky.

Private Barrel Co No 108 Whiskey

Review and tasting notes Private Barrel Co No 108 3 yo Irish whiskey
During December, Segan, a whisky friend tagged me on a post on Instagram. He tried a new Checkers Private Barrel Co release and loved it. He described it as ‘… the best tasting Irish whiskey for the sub R300 range that I’ve had this year and has a nose like a hummingbird cake.”

Private Barrel Co. James Sedgwick Distillery 6 yo Whisky

Private Barrel Co. James Sedgwick Distillery 6 yo Whisky header
A couple of weeks ago, The House of Fine Whisky at Checkers unveiled its latest addition. Something exceptional.  A Proudly South African release. The Checkers Private Barrel Co. frequently makes an appearance here on my blog.

Checkers Private Barrel Co No 68 Whisky

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Something different today, in honour of World Whisky Day I try the Checkers Private Barrel Co No 68 single malt Scotch whisky. Founded in 2012 and celebrated on the third Saturday in May, World Whisky Day is a global event to celebrate all that is whisky or whiskey.

Checkers Private Barrel Co No 41 Whisky

Review and tasting notes Checkers Private Barrel Co No 41 Single Malt whisky One of the hardest things to do is to build a whisky collection on a budget. With an increase in demand and a hunger for unique and aged whisky, prices have been going through the roof and distilleries are releasing NAS versions at crazy prices.

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