The Old Malt Cask Inchgower 15-year-old Single Malt Scotch Whisky (70cl)
Speyside
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A real treat for single malt fans – Inchgower malt aged in a single sherry cask for 15 years to lend layer upon layer of intriguing complexity. Only 646 bottles of it – citrus scented, creamy vanilla pudding notes with a dash of raisin. To pore over!
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Spirit Details
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United Kingdom- Amber
- Not Applicable
- 35 Units
- 50% ABV
- 31 December 2050
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Smooth creamy vanilla notes mingling with citrus and raisin
Aroma
Mellow raisin and sultana sweetness with notes of dried lemon peel
The Spirit
Inchgower distillery was founded in Speyside in 1871, after its owner Alexander Wilson was forced out of his uncle’s Tochineal distillery by greedy landlords. The business grew and thrived until the tricky 1930s, when the family were bought out. Ownership went to Arthur Bell in 1938, and from the 1940s onwards most of Inchgower's output has gone into blends – Bell’s, then Johnnie Walker as well – leaving a mere 1% for special single cask bottlings like this. That’s despite output doubling in the 1960s. Ageing for 15 years in casks formerly used for ageing sherry lends a rich and complex layer of tangy citrus and savoury notes to the peaty malt. Add a drop of mineral water to liberate all the whisky’s layers of flavours and savour slowly.
Inchgower distillery was founded in Speyside in 1871, after its owner Alexander
Inchgower single cask bottlings are rare indeed. Savour the complex flavours of this terrific malt
Hilario Ribeiro
Buyer of Spirits
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