A'Bunadh means 'originally', while Alba has a double meaning: directly translated as 'Scotland', the term also refers to the Latin 'quercus alba', in other words, white oak. A'bunadh Alba is an atypical heir to the famous Aberlour distillate, aged exclusively in hand-selected first-fill American oak casks. The result is what Graeme Cruickshank , Aberlour's master distiller, describes as 'notes of caramelized apple and tarte tatin balanced by a lighter floral note from the distillate's alcohol'.
Nose: Glenmorangie A Tale of Ice Cream reveals sweet, creamy aromas, reminiscent of vanilla and caramel. Feel: On the palate, this whisky reveals notes of vanilla ice cream and tropical fruit, with a touch of white chocolate. Finish: The finish is smooth and creamy, leaving a sensation of freshness on the palate.
Nose: Intense but balanced. Dried fruits, ripe apples and citrus, with a sweetness of honey and vanilla. Slight chocolate and floral in the background.
Mouth: Fragrant spices and Christmas cake, hints of chocolate and caramel.
Finish: Beautiful, elegant and marked by a hint of saltiness.
Nose : Crisp orchard fruits, green pear, apple skin, vanilla cream, and fresh-cut grass. Hints of citrus zest and soft malt biscuits emerge with air.
Palate : Bright, clean, and lively. Notes of lemon peel, sweet malt, soft honey, white grapes, and light floral tones. A touch of white pepper and oak spice adds complexity, while the youthful vibrancy remains intact.
Finish : Medium-long with lingering citrus, soft herbal notes, and gentle sweetness. Light, fresh, and beautifully Speyside.