Benriach
Single Cask 2061 28 Years.
This Single Cask from Benriach is aged in an Oloroso sherry puncheon cask. It's bottled at a strength of 52.6% ABV and was 28 years old at the time of bottling.
This Single Cask from Benriach is aged in an Oloroso sherry puncheon cask. It's bottled at a strength of 52.6% ABV and was 28 years old at the time of bottling.
This Single Cask from Benriach is aged in an Oloroso sherry puncheon cask. It's bottled at a strength of 52.6% ABV and was 28 years old at the time of bottling.
Caramel, orange.
Ripe orchard fruits, dried fruit, nutty leather, and cigar box.
Dried fruit, subtle astringency, oak, white pepper, ginger, and anise.
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Portsoy is something quite unusual: a smoky and peaty whisky from northern Scotland. Such whisky was made in the Highlands and Speyside before 1950, before the great demand for unpeated malt from the blended whisky industry closed the malting floors and changed the distilleries' recipes.
Glendronach 12 YO Original is a flagship in the distillery's fleet of bottlings. The 12-year-old is in many ways a benchmark for the distillery and sets a standard for how a sherry-aged whisky should be. The whisky is both a textbook example and an introduction to the world of flavorful and vinous single malts. It's a whisky that can certainly be enjoyed as it is, possibly with a bit of water, or paired with a sweeter dessert like vanilla panna cotta or an ice cream dessert.
Benriach is one of the distilleries that has modernized storage techniques and, more than anything else, shown what can be achieved with innovative cask aging. The highly acclaimed and classic twelve-year-old has now received a new recipe where three types of casks form a flavorful trio.
Benriach Twentyone is a whisky for those seeking a complex dram with multiple layers of flavors. The presence of peated whisky isn't dominant but subtly present in both aroma and taste.