Benriach
The Original Ten.
Benriach The Original Ten is a classic Speyside whisky with a warm fruity character, gentle sweet notes, and a very light malty smokiness.
Benriach The Original Ten is a classic Speyside whisky with a warm fruity character, gentle sweet notes, and a very light malty smokiness.
Benriach The Original Ten is a classic Speyside whisky with a warm fruity character, gentle sweet notes, and a very light malty smokiness. Many tasting notes mention dried apricots, vanilla, apple, and peach. These fruity tones are often found in Benriach's whiskies, but rarely as prominently as here.
Golden, honey-colored
Tropical fruits, honey, and toasted oak.
Ripe pears, nectarine, malt sweetness, with a finish of almond and spicy vanilla.
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