GlenAllachie Single Cask 2008 Cask #411 Moscatel Barrel Speyside Single Malt
The GlenAllachie Single Cask 2008 Cask #411 Moscatel Barrel Speyside Single Malt is a captivating expression of the distillery's craftsmanship. This limited edition whisky has been carefully aged in a Moscatel barrel, resulting in a unique and distinct flavor profile that sets it apart from other Speyside malts.
Crafted in 2008, this single malt expression has undergone a meticulous maturation process, allowing it to develop a rich and complex character. The use of the Moscatel barrel has imparted a delightful sweetness, with notes of honey, ripe fruits, and fragrant floral aromas that dance on the nose.
On the palate, this single malt delights with a velvety smoothness that glides effortlessly across the tongue. The flavors are well-rounded and balanced, with hints of dried apricots, luscious orange marmalade, and subtle spices that linger in the background.
The Moscatel barrel adds a layer of complexity, lending a distinct sweetness and depth to the whisky. The wood influences can be felt throughout, lending a gentle warmth and adding depth to its character. The well-integrated flavors create a harmonious symphony on the palate, leaving a long-lasting impression that beckons for another sip.
Bottled at the perfect natural cask strength of XXX%, this single cask whisky showcases the pinnacle of GlenAllachie's craftsmanship. It exemplifies the distillery's dedication to quality and their commitment to creating exceptional whiskies that are cherished by connoisseurs all over the world.
The GlenAllachie Single Cask 2008 Cask #411 Moscatel Barrel Speyside Single Malt is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Each bottle is individually numbered and presented in an elegant packaging that befits the whisky's exceptional nature.
Whether you choose to savor it neat, on the rocks, or in a cocktail, this single malt will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression. Discover the artistry of GlenAllachie with this extraordinary and limited-edition expression, crafted to be savored and enjoyed by those who truly appreciate the depth and complexity of a fine Speyside single malt.
Crafted in 2008, this single malt expression has undergone a meticulous maturation process, allowing it to develop a rich and complex character. The use of the Moscatel barrel has imparted a delightful sweetness, with notes of honey, ripe fruits, and fragrant floral aromas that dance on the nose.
On the palate, this single malt delights with a velvety smoothness that glides effortlessly across the tongue. The flavors are well-rounded and balanced, with hints of dried apricots, luscious orange marmalade, and subtle spices that linger in the background.
The Moscatel barrel adds a layer of complexity, lending a distinct sweetness and depth to the whisky. The wood influences can be felt throughout, lending a gentle warmth and adding depth to its character. The well-integrated flavors create a harmonious symphony on the palate, leaving a long-lasting impression that beckons for another sip.
Bottled at the perfect natural cask strength of XXX%, this single cask whisky showcases the pinnacle of GlenAllachie's craftsmanship. It exemplifies the distillery's dedication to quality and their commitment to creating exceptional whiskies that are cherished by connoisseurs all over the world.
The GlenAllachie Single Cask 2008 Cask #411 Moscatel Barrel Speyside Single Malt is a true gem for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Each bottle is individually numbered and presented in an elegant packaging that befits the whisky's exceptional nature.
Whether you choose to savor it neat, on the rocks, or in a cocktail, this single malt will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression. Discover the artistry of GlenAllachie with this extraordinary and limited-edition expression, crafted to be savored and enjoyed by those who truly appreciate the depth and complexity of a fine Speyside single malt.
Product information
| SKU | 081287 |
| ABV | 56 |
| Brand | Glenallachie |
| Country |
United Kingdom
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| Region | Scotland |
