Benriach
The Twelve.
Benriach is one of the distilleries that has modernized storage techniques and, more than anything else, shown what can be achieved with innovative cask aging.
Benriach is one of the distilleries that has modernized storage techniques and, more than anything else, shown what can be achieved with innovative cask aging.
Benriach is one of the distilleries that has modernized storage techniques and, more than anything else, shown what can be achieved with innovative cask aging. The highly acclaimed and classic twelve-year-old has now received a new recipe where three types of casks form a flavorful trio.
Golden, honey-colored.
Honey, coconut, maple syrup, and blueberry pie.
Maraschino cherries, citrus, roasted hazelnuts, sultanas, chocolate, and coffee.
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Benriach Twentyone is a whisky for those seeking a complex dram with multiple layers of flavors. The presence of peated whisky isn't dominant but subtly present in both aroma and taste.
A rich, spicy whiskey with bold notes of charred oak, layered with hints of apricot jam, roasted hazelnuts, smooth toffee, zesty orange, and creamy vanilla fudge. Enjoy it neat as a sophisticated after-dinner drink, or elevate your favorite cocktails with its deep, distinctive character.
Glendronach Revival 15 is a prime example of what a sherry-aged whisky should be. It's a flattering and flavorful whisky perfect for those who appreciate rich and slightly heavier whisky varieties. It's a true dessert whisky, both on its own as a digestif with all its sweet flavor notes, but also as a drink with apple pie, vanilla ice cream, and fruit desserts. To fully appreciate the flavors, Glendronach Revival should be enjoyed with a few drops of water. It's important to store the whisky upright and in a dark place, preferably in its tube.
Lauder's whisky was created as early as 1836, making it one of the oldest still-existing brands of Scotch whisky. The name comes from Archibald Lauder, who owned a shop in Glasgow and had the idea to create his own whisky in 1834. It took him two years to perfect it. Already in the 19th century, Lauder's became very popular and won awards in competitions both in Europe and the USA.