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The 12-year-old Single Malt whisky comes from the independent Scottish distillery The GlenAllachie. In the era of mergers and interconnections, the distillery decided to move away from the established corporate stereotype and short-term goals. Instead, she focused exclusively on two important things: making great whiskey and enjoying life.
It contains whisky from the best barrels, which have been selected and bottled under the supervision of Master Distiller Billy Walker, without cold filtration and dyeing! The bottle is in a nice gift box.
The 10-year-old Scottish Single Malt whisky Talisker hides a perfect harmony of fruit taste, peat, pungency and smoke. It comes from the Isle of Skye. It matures for 10 years in American oak barrels. She was awarded "Best Island Single Malt" at the World Whiskey Awards.
The bottle is housed in a nice gift box depicting the coast of the Isle of Skye.
Awards:
Silver medal from the International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2017
Silver medal from the International Whiskey Competition, 2015
Gold medal from the International Spirits Challenge, 2014
Silver medal from the International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2014
Double Gold Medal from the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, 2013
Gold medal from the International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2013
Gold medal from The Spirit of The Spirits Business, 2014
Glenmorangie Original 10-year-old is an unmistakable single malt Scotch whisky that can boast of a rich history and tradition. Located in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Glenmorangie Distillery has been renowned for its whiskeys for over 175 years.
Glenmorangie Original is the result of a careful production process. After distillation, the whisky matured for 10 years in carefully selected American white oak casks that had previously contained bourbon. This ripening period is crucial for the development of rich aromas and taste.
The result is a whisky that boasts a smooth and fruity profile with hints of vanilla and honey. The aroma is beautiful and delicious, with notes of citrus fruits, baked apples and light vanilla.
Aroma: Very fruity and strong. Rich tones of lemon, nectarine and apple.
Taste: Fresh and balanced, vanilla. The taste of hard candies, very creamy, the taste of tiramisu and caramels.
Conclusion: Relatively long, soft, malty and very fruity.
A smooth, mellow Glenkincie 12 Year Old from the Lowlands with a sweetish flavour. Glenkinchie comes from the green hills and valley of the River Kinchie in the Scottish Lowlands.
This 12 year old whisky has a reputation for being the driest and smoothest of the range. It has a light body, a mineral to buttery flavour with a hint of cinnamon and a faint trace of smoke.
An exceptionally light whisky which, experts agree, reaches its perfection at 12 years of age.
Winner of a gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2010 and the Scotch Whisky Masters in 2011, Glenkinchie is celebrated as a light and smooth whisky, ideal for sophisticated connoisseurs who like to indulge in a pre-dinner drink.
Its light character is the result of distillation in some of Scotland's greatest distilleries; matured for 12 years, the result is a light, floral whisky with a fresh, creamy flavour.
The letters GK in gold highlight the malt's good provenance and high status.
Glenkinchie 12 year old is fantastic with fish! It's light, slightly dry, smoky with spice - this makes it a perfect match for raw and spiced fish. Sashimi and sushi, mussels in bacon, shrimp in tempura.
The bottles are filled with 43 % alcohol at 0,7 l.
Glen Scotia Double Cask is an amazingly light single Malt Campbeltown with a pleasant taste of caramel, herbs and vanilla. She matured in the best first-filled ex-bourbon barrels. She then matured for 12 months in ex-sherry Pedro Ximénez barrels, which gave her an irresistible scent of caramel, wood, fruit and cream.
This excellent single malt whiskey provides the perfect balance of rich spicy fruit covered with the vanilla oak finish that the Glen Scotia distillery is known for. Whiskey is in a very nice white-brown gift box.
Color: amber with golden highlights
Aroma: sweet, strong, cream, caramel, wood, apples, peaches, charcoal
Taste: hot-sweet, mint, fudge, oil, herbs, pastry, sugar, vanilla
Finish: long, deep, pepper, sherry, red fruit, caramel, vanilla
Awards:
Gold Medal of Spirits Business, 2022
95 points from the International Wine & Spirit Competition, 2022
Silver medal from the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, 2022
Bronze medal from the World Whiskey Awards, 2022
Silver Medal from the Scottish Whiskey Awards, 2021
Gold medal from Tokyo Whiskey & Spirits Competition, 2021
Gold Medal of Spirits Business, 2021
Bronze medal from the International Wine & Spirit Challenge, 2021
Silver medal from the International Spirits Challenge, 2021
Gold medal from the World Whiskey Awards, 2020
Gold medal from the World Whiskey Awards, category: Best Campbeltown, 2020
Gold medal from the World Whiskey Awards, 2020
Gold Medal of the Scottish Whiskey Awards, 2019
Gold medal from the World Whiskey Awards, 2016
Gold medal from the World Whiskey Awards, category: Best Campbeltown, 2016
The latest release from Port Askaig. An excellent 8-year-old single malt Scotch whisky sourced from undisclosed distilleries on the island of Islay. This pleasantly smoky and elegant whisky is a great introduction to the Port Askaig range. It is suitable for the most discerning connoisseurs and beginners alike.
The whisky has been created by blending a number of single malt whiskies that have been matured in selected ex-bourbon casks, toasted American oak casks, ex-sherry casks and Hogsheads. As a result, it has subtle, smoky aromas.
To preserve the full structure of the whisky, it is made without chill-filtration or colouring. The bottles are filled with an alcohol content of 45,8 %.
Colour: amber with brown-gold highlights
Nose: salt, charcoal smoke, lemon, oil, pine
Taste: heather honey, peat, smoke, spices, ginger, grilled grapefruit
Finish: medium length, dark chocolate, melon, prosciutto, chilli pepper
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