Nose: Complex, sherried notes, biscuity aromas and a touch of dried fruit.
Mouth: This is a rich whisky, well balanced by the sweetness of the sherry as well as the malty aromas.
Finish: long and mellow with sherry notes.

Nose: Poached pears, hints of cranberry and honey

Mouth: Sweet, honeyed, pears, cherries, dark chocolate.

Nose: light, elegant aromas of vanilla beans, butterscotch and spicy oak - floral aromas above all

Palate: full-bodied and robust with intense sweet-fruity notes Notes - plus the vanilla again, paired with tones of fresh herbs and spicy oak

Finish: medium-long finish with a very subtle sweetness - the vanilla is present again, as are the herbs and the floral hints

Nose: Aromatic, smoky peat notes, sweet scents of heather and honey, a hint of sherry.
Mouth: Ripe, round, smoky sweetness, rich malty tones with a hint of coffee.
Finish: Supple, round, persistent, soft with notes of heather.

Nose: Sweet and delicate, a little spicy and deeply exotic. Viney, suggesting white grapes and Manzanilla sherry, then becomes lush, floral and fruity. A hint of vanilla caramel gradually appears. A drop of water lifts the citrus notes and adds hints of sweet caramel.

Mouth: The texture is soft and creamy, the taste is slightly sweet and fruity. It then becomes more lively, with acidity and spicy, peppery, drying tannins. A drop of water initially brings out the fruitiness without diminishing the spice.

Finish: Medium to long, finishing on a dry, tongue-tingling, warmly spicy note with fruity acidity and a pinch of white pepper.

We have the pleasure in presenting both the finished whisky and the final sherry in this limited edition of Whisky Meets Sherry. This whisky has drawn incredible influences and as a result showcases a range of dried and exotic fruits with cocoa and nutty notes. It is silky smooth and slightly drying in the finish.

Nose: Charcoal, chocolate and spice. Deep smouldering charred peat notes layered with a wash of maritime brine. Sweet and citrusy; vanilla, lemon zest and butterscotch. A hint of cinnamon spice, plums and dates draws you in and invites you to take a sip.

Palate: A roar of intense peaty characters which tingle and warms the palette, intermingled with notes of roasted cocoa beans and bitter dark chocolate. As the rich phenolic characters subside, a tangy fruitiness comes to the fore with the introduction of blackberry, plum, and gooseberry notes with indulgent characters of a crème brûlée.

Finish: Long-lasting and drying, with elongated notes of iodine, leather and sooty chimney smoke

Nose: Blair Athol Cadenhead 14 Year Old offers aromas of ripe fruit, honey and sweet spices, with a hint of vanilla in the background.

Palate: On the palate, this Highland single malt reveals notes of caramel, walnut and black pepper, balanced by hints of oak and dried fruit.

Finish: The finish is long and warm, leaving lingering notes of candied fruit and toasted oak.