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This 15 year old 2008 vintage Cadenhead Original Collection Teaninich was finished in Sauternes before bottling at 46%.
700 mlProducer Tasting Notes
Nose: Melted butter, peaches in syrup, fruit trifle.
Flavour: Sultanas, honey, oregano, apricots, sun-dried tomatoes.
Finish: Wine gums, lots of vanilla, banana loaf, walnuts.
$177.99
CARAMEL CRÈME BRÛLÉE
This 13 year old fromm the Highlands was matured in a 1st fill ex-bourbon hogshead and has an abv of 55%.
Flavour profile: Juicy, oak & vanilla
Distilled on: 11 January 2011
Outturn: 279 bottles
$77.99
This 2012 vintage Ben Nevis was bottled from Bourbon Casks after 11 years at 46%.
$229.99
54.5% - 2011 - First Fill ex-Bourbon
87.61 Points Whiskybase
Producer Description
"A 2011, 13 year old Teaninich. Matured in a 1st fill hoghsead and bottled at natural cask strength. This is simultaneously both a modern and an old school whisky. It is delicious but discombobulating. You will probably find yourself, much like our label cover star, Ozark the Drambot, confounded and existentially torn between the incompatible dualities of his existence. However, we would appreciate it if you didn’t focus too much on that outcome and still purchased bottles like a dutiful consumer." -
$199.99
Filled in 2011, this Teaninich was matured 13 years in a Refill Hoghshead before bottling at 48.5%.
Producer Description
"This year’s Spring Edition of Equinox & Solstice is a single refill hogshead of 2011 Teaninich, bottled at 13 years of age and reduced to this series’ trademark easy drinking strength of 48.5%.
"This cask already displayed a higher than usual show of Teaninich’s more highland, waxy side, but in addition to that, it also has a subtle but distinct layer of peat running throughout. Whether that is from the distillate or the previous cask, we don’t know, but the result is really tasty and very unusual – also a perfect balance of freshness and power for Spring!"