Islay
Peat smoke, sea salt, iodine — the boldest, most maritime malts.
The single malt library
The single malt collection
Six Scotch regions, Japan and America, and an old-and-rare reserve — poured by people who can guide you to the right one.
Quick answer
Ember & Oak's single malt list spans all six Scotch whisky regions — Islay, Speyside, Highland, Lowland, Campbeltown and the Islands — plus Japanese and American single malts. Guided three-pour flights start at $42 (sample), and our staff help every guest find the right dram.
| Regions | All six Scotch regions + Japan & USA |
|---|---|
| Single malts | ≈ 200 (confirm) |
| Flights | 3-pour, from $42 (sample) |
| Reserve list | Old & rare, market price |
| Ages | 21+ · ID required |
By region
Where your dram comes from.
Speyside
Sherry and bourbon casks; dried fruit, honey and gentle spice.
Highland
The broadest region — heather, orchard fruit and a little smoke.
Lowland
Light, grassy and floral; classic aperitif malts.
Campbeltown
Briny, oily and complex from Scotland's old whisky capital.
The Islands
Skye to Orkney — smoke, pepper and sea air.
Guided flights
Three pours, one theme.
Flights and prices are illustrative samples for this preview — final list confirmed with the bar.
Plan your tasting
Come find your dram.
Reserve a table and let our hosts guide you through the library — one pour at a time.
Questions
Frequently asked.
How many single malts do you carry?
Our list runs to roughly 200 single malts (count to confirm) across all six Scotch regions, plus Japanese and American single malts and an old-and-rare reserve.
What is a tasting flight?
A flight is three half-pours built around a theme — Islay peat, sherry cask, or a Highland journey — so you can compare styles side by side with notes from our staff.
I'm new to whisky. Where should I start?
Tell us a flavor you enjoy — sweet, smoky, light — and we'll pour to match, or set you up with an approachable flight. No experience required.
Do you serve whisky neat only?
However you like it: neat, with a drop of water, or over a single large rock. We'll never judge how you take your dram.