One of the oldest Glenkinchie versions ever bottled, with remarkably unaged, clear characteristics. Rich, spicy with a herbaceous heart. Matured in American and European Barrels and Butts.
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: Rich, earthy, smoky and spicy, with a marvellous combination of toffee, tar and creosote, coffee grounds and sea spray. Mouth: The texture is mouth filling and noticeably spicy, and the palate is surprised by an immediate and intense sweetness, reminiscent of smoked cinnamon and paprika. Finish: The aftertaste is mentholic and almost cooling, with hints of eucalyptus and antiseptic lozenges.
Nez : Le Glenrothes McCallum 2007/12 ans présente des arômes subtils de fruits mûrs, de vanille et de miel, avec une touche de chêne grillé. Bouche : En bouche, ce single malt offre une texture soyeuse et des saveurs de fruits confits, de caramel et d'épices douces, équilibrées par des notes boisées. Finish : La finale est longue et chaleureuse, laissant en bouche des notes de fruits secs et de céréales, avec une légère pointe de poivre.
Nose: Inchdairnie's KinGassie 8 Year Old D.Matured offers subtle, delicate aromas, with notes of vanilla, ripe fruit and caramel.
Palate: On the palate, this Scottish single malt is smooth and balanced, with flavors of honey, spice and toasted oak, offering a complex and refined taste experience.
Finish: The finish of KinGassie 8 Year Old D.Matured is long and warm, leaving lingering notes of dried fruit, hazelnut and toffee, for a tasting experience full of character and finesse.
It is described as having 'aromas of Islay peat smoke and sea salt, followed by notes of warm leather, stewed rhubarb and a wonderful vanilla sweetness on the palate'.
Nose: Big, punchy notes of fresh vanilla pods and butterscotch mingle with lemon candy, peaches, and floral honey. Hints of toasted coconut and peppermint leaves add complexity.
Palate: Layers of vanilla cream, custard, and honeyed sweetness accompany classic Speyside notes of pears, nectarines, and fresh stone fruits. A gentle hint of light oak spice provides structure.
Finish: Medium length, clean and sweet, with lingering notes of zesty citrus, vanilla fudge, and a touch of caramel. Often described as a perfect ‘summer whisky’.
Nose: Delicate notes of ripe fruit and honey mingle with floral nuances. Mouth: An explosion of flavors with aromas of vanilla, caramel and sweet spices. Finish: A long, warm finish, marked by notes of oak and dried fruit.
Nose: Floral, a hint of orchard fruit (apple), joined by light touches of almond and vanilla, grassy aromas.
Mouth: Soft, floral and pleasant, it becomes round, sweet and slightly dry.