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.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE: The olfactory bouquet is lively and engaging. It opens with aromas of green apple, enhanced by a delicate sweetness of golden honey. Fresh lemon zest adds a touch of vibrancy, while subtle vanilla unfolds in the background, evoking the wood of the bourbon casks.
PALATE: The entry on the palate is all finesse, offering a perfect balance between sweetness and complexity. Honey and vanilla dominate, accompanied by light notes of brown sugar reminiscent of melting caramel. The delicate spices intensify as the tasting progresses, enriching the profile with soft cream nuances, bringing roundness and smoothness to the whole.
FINISH: The finish is long and incredibly smooth, leaving a lingering memory of vanilla and light spices, a testament to the quality of its aging in bourbon casks.
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