Nose: A fresh sea breeze with salty notes leads the way, followed by soft medicinal peat smoke. Underneath lie hints of lemon zest, roasted almonds and a touch of wet stone.
Mouth: Full-bodied and powerful with a rich, oily texture. Smoke and sweet vanilla are beautifully balanced by roasted malt, black pepper and a hint of citrus fruit. A touch of menthol adds a refreshing twist.
Finish: Long and warming with lingering smoke, subtle spice and a mineral, slightly bitter edge that fades gracefully.
Nose: Scapa 10 Year Old reveals delicate notes of honey, fresh fruit and sweet spices. Mouth: On the palate, this whisky reveals flavors of creamy vanilla, oak, tropical fruit and a light touch of smoke. Finish: The finish is long and warm, with hints of citrus and honey that linger pleasantly on the palate.
This bottling is dedicated to the Swiss physician, naturalist, humanist, polyhistorian and encyclopedist Conrad Gessner (1516-1565). In his book 'The History of Four Foot Beats and Serpents', Gessner described and drew the mythical animal Seawolf on page 580. The distillery's current logo is taken from Conrad Gessner's notes. A selection of 8 barrels by Alex Polasek.
Surprises with its incredible freshness, creaminess and subtle notes of vanilla and wheat. But its decisive quality lies in its elegant, silky texture, which gives it its full-bodied taste.
A rich, smooth and creamy single malt whisky whose dark aromas incorporate Benrinnes' fresh green estery characteristics, typical of Speyside. This pleasantly textured single malt is rich and lush, with meaty, flavorful characteristics.
Nose: Sweet, marzipan, orange, subtle wood notes.
Mouth: Pleasantly sweet then dry, fruity (peach) but with a nice balance.