Scotch whisky producer Tomatin has launched a festive collection of four expressions for the 2026 Christmas season. The Highland distillery’s line-up spans its Legacy and 12 Year Old Triple Cask bottlings, the Cù Bòcan Signature and The Antiquary 21 Year Old blend, each pitched at a different holiday ritual.
The range is positioned around the traditions that recur each winter. According to the distillery, “Christmas is made of the special moments that families return to every year.”
Leading the collection is Tomatin Legacy, bottled at 43% ABV and priced at £37 ($49) for a 70cl bottle.
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READ THE STORYThe brand aligns the expression with inherited family customs, “from afternoons spent decking the house with festive decorations to the special family recipe nobody has ever written down.”
Official tasting notes from the brand cite vanilla, custard cream biscuits and candied orange peel.
Next is the Tomatin 12 Year Old Triple Cask, also at 43% ABV and carrying an RRP of £49 ($65) for 70cl.
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The whisky combines three cask types in a single dram. The brand said the expression suits the day “when everyone finally comes together, often three generations round one table, each bringing something of their own.”
Official notes from the brand list heather, pine and cedar alongside crème caramel, raisin and Christmas spice.
Also included is Cù Bòcan Signature, bottled at 46% ABV and priced at £49 ($65) for 70cl.
The distillery describes Cù Bòcan as its experimental arm, produced only during the Highland winter and named after a ghost dog of local legend.
Matured in bourbon, Oloroso sherry and American virgin oak casks, the lightly peated whisky carries official brand notes of honey, citrus and pecan pie beneath a soft wisp of smoke.
Completing the line-up is The Antiquary 21 Year Old, a blended scotch bottled at 40% ABV with an RRP of £96.50 ($128) for 70cl.
The blend traces its Edinburgh roots to 1888 and takes its name from a Sir Walter Scott novel. It draws on Port casks from Portugal’s Symington Family Estates, with official notes of spiced plum, dark chocolate and orange.
The full range is available via the Tomatin website.
