Maighstir is the result of a collaboration between Kentucky Owl® Master Blender, John Rhea, and Scotch Whisky Master Blender, Maureen Robinson. Maighstir (pronounced May-stir) is a traditional Gaelic word meaning "Master."
Maighstir is the result of a collaboration between Kentucky Owl® Master Blender, John Rhea, and Scotch Whisky Master Blender, Maureen Robinson. Maighstir (pronounced May-stir) is a traditional Gaelic word meaning "Master."
Dark, golden yellow.
Malted barley, sweet caramel, vanilla, and smokiness.
Spicy rye sweetness, orange, grapefruit, vanilla, and caramel.
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Glendronach Peated is a single malt for all who appreciate a classic whisky with complex mainland smoke, as well as for all fans of Glendronach who want to discover an older side of the distillery. The smokiness is not as overpowering as some other smoky varieties. Here, smoke and peat interact with a broader flavor profile where other aromas and flavors emerge. It's a whisky primarily meant to be enjoyed on its own, preferably with a drop of water. It can also contribute depth and smoke to chocolate desserts.
The Smoky Ten is much smokier than what we typically encounter with whiskies from Speyside. The Smoky Ten harks back to the original style once produced here in Speyside. It's aged for at least 10 years, and traditionalists argue that it's during this time that the optimal balance between the bittersweet peat and oak casks is achieved. This rare peat-smoked Single Malt, from the heart of Speyside, boasts wonderful tones of peat smoke cleverly combined against a backdrop of fruitiness, floral notes, and appealing oak.
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.
To compose Benriach The Thirty, master blender Rachel Barrie has used 30-year-old whisky and four different types of casks. The color is dark mahogany and the aroma reveals notes of plum, orange chocolate, walnuts, and a gentle and pleasant Benriach smoke. The taste features sublime honeyed tones, dark chocolate, and raisins, enhanced with layers of mature oak, cask, and vinous notes from the aging process. In the finish, dark fruits, walnuts, and a velvety, long, complex, and lightly smoky honeyed finish emerge.