The 12-year-old is made from Bourbon Barrels and finished in sherry casks
The Tomatin distillery is located on the eastern edge of the Monadhliath Mountains, 315 meters above sea level. The distillery has been officially in existence since 1897, but as early as the 15th century, illegal stills could be found in Tomatin, producing spirits bought by cattlemen bringing their cattle from the highest passes of the Highlands to market in Tomatin. The existence of this distillery attracted consumers and transformed the quiet, isolated village of Tomatin into a dynamic place. The distillery produces around 5,000,000 liters of whisky a year from 12 stills, making it one of Scotland's leading distilleries.
Nose: Tomatin Cù Bòcan Signature reveals aromas of light smoke and vanilla, with fruity and floral notes in the background. Feel: On the palate, this Scottish single malt reveals flavors of caramel, red berries and toasted oak, with a touch of subtle peat. Finish: The finish is long and warm, marked by notes of smoky oak and black pepper, leaving a sensation of sweetness on the palate.
A full-bodied, rich and spicy 12-year-old single malt whisky. Slightly dry on the finish, with an abundance of sherry notes and a hint of herbal menthol. An interesting whisky with an unusual aftertaste.
Nose: Nc' Nean SH 11 reveals rich, complex aromas of peat, dried fruit and honey, typical of Highland whiskies.
Palate: On the palate, this single malt is balanced, with notes of malt, vanilla, pepper and red fruit, offering a silky texture and a long finish.
Finish: The finish of Nc' Nean SH 11 is warm and persistent, leaving notes of oak, smoke and ripe fruit on the palate, for an intense, flavorful taste experience.