List of products by brand SPEYBURN

Fifteen years maturing in American oak and Spanish oak casks have allowed this bold whisky to embrace the rich, natural elements of Speyside.

This superb Speyburn was aged in American and Spanish oak casks for 18 years before being bottled at 46% ABV. This bottling is dedicated to Speyburn's distillery manager, Bobby Anderson, as by happy coincidence 2018 is his 18th year at the distillery.

The Speyburn Bourbon Cask is a true invitation to discover the essence of the Speyburn distillery.
This delicate single malt, aged exclusively in bourbon casks, embodies the finesse and freshness of Speyside whiskies.
With an aromatic profile that wonderfully combines fruity and sweet notes, it serves as an excellent gateway to the distillery's main range.
Its uniqueness lies in its commitment to sustainability, as it is the only whisky in the distillery's history to be sold without outer packaging.
This choice highlights Speyburn's effort to reduce its environmental impact while offering a high-quality whisky, true to its roots.

Subtle, naturally sweet and refreshing.
Named in honour of the world-class Salmon fishing found on the superbly clean waters of the River Spey, Bradan Orach, Gaelic for ‘Golden Salmon’ is a gloriously bright single malt scotch whisky that will delight and excite from the first sip to finish. Matured in American White Oak ex-bourbon casks that lend a subtle vanilla flavour to the dram.

TASTING NOTES:

NOSE: Tropical fruits, green apples, citrus, and caramelized banana.

PALATE: Buttery peach pastry leading to tropical fruits, caramel, cinnamon, and vanilla.

Stauning HØST, meaning "harvest" in Danish, embodies the essence of the Nordic lands and the art of Danish distillation. Inspired by the softness of the last days of the Danish summer, this double malt whisky evokes a feeling of comfort and warmth, reminiscent of the harvest of barley and rye carefully selected in the region. This expression is the result of a harmonious fusion between a single malt and a rye malt, aged in American oak barrels with a subtle touch of Port wood. The result? An elegant and balanced whisky, perfect for enthusiasts seeking an authentic and refined experience. Stauning stands out for its "grain-to-glass" approach, which emphasizes local, sustainable, and artisanal production.

The Stauning KAOS HARDCORE Triple Malt Whisky is the very first KAOS edition bottled at full strength with an alcohol content of 62.3%.
This "HARDCORE" edition embodies a bold fusion of rye, barley, and smoked barley malts, paying a vibrant tribute to Danish culinary traditions, enhanced by a smoky touch and a complex, lingering finish.
Made exclusively from locally malted grains and distilled in our direct-fire heated copper stills, this whisky captures the essence of Danish craftsmanship.
The KAOS HARDCORE is an intense sensory experience, an unchill-filtered whisky designed for enthusiasts who seek authentic and powerful flavors.

Discover a bold harmony of smoke and Port with the Stauning Smoke Tawny Port Cask.
This unique Danish single malt combines the innovation of the Stauning distillery with Portuguese winemaking tradition.
Made from 100% Danish floor-malted barley, this whisky is distilled twice in direct-fire copper stills and aged in first-fill Tawny Port casks.
The result is a smoky and refined expression, where the powerful aromas of heather and peat smoke blend harmoniously with fruity sweetness and subtle spices, offering a distinctive tasting experience.

The Stauning Rye Whisky embodies Denmark's rich heritage, offering a tasting experience that combines tradition and authenticity.
Crafted from 100% rye and Danish barley malted on-site, this whisky presents a distinctly Danish approach, with artisanal production that honors traditional methods.
Double-distilled in small copper stills heated over an open flame, it then ages in new American white oak barrels, giving the whisky exceptional richness and depth.
Whisky enthusiasts will appreciate its aromas of vanilla, caramel, and ripe cherries, reflecting over 2000 years of rye cultivation on Denmark's west coast.