Balblair 25 Y

The Quinta Do Tedo Fine Tawny 8 Years Old is a refined and expressive port from the prestigious Douro wine region in Portugal.
Aged for eight years, this Tawny stands out with a complex aromatic palette and luxuriously silky texture.
Ideal for port lovers and bar professionals, this Fine Tawny is a true invitation to discover the rich and nuanced flavors of the Douro.

TASTIN NOTES

Nose: Pungent peaty smoke. Phenolic with a little coastal breeze.

Palate: Lovely sweet peatiness. Some iodine and sea salt balance with vanilla notes and some spice

Finish: Waves of smoke. Fantastic length.

Quinta Do Tedo Tawny 20 Years is a celebration of tradition and winemaking expertise.
Its complex aromatic profile and velvety texture make it an exceptional choice for connoisseurs and Porto lovers.
Whether for a special occasion or to savor a moment of pure indulgence, this Tawny is an ideal companion, evoking the richness and depth of the Portuguese terroir.

A very long aging in American white oak barrels gives this exceptional rum a Creole flavor and a spicy aromatic palette.

ABK6 is a Single Estate Cognac, it’s produced on a chalky hilltop at 154m of altitude. 100% Ugni-blanc grapes were used. A double distillation toke place in smalle Charentais pot-stills. The ABK6 Pure Single aged in new and old french Limousin oak barrels of 350-liters.

To make this extraordinary gin, Glendalough forage wild botanicals in the Wicklow mountains all year round. Geraldine Kavanagh, our full time forager, brings the wild, fresh botanicals to the distillery within hours of foraging where small-batch slow-distillation is used to tease out the delicate botanical flavours. Glendalough Wild Botanical Irish Gin serves the taste of 'a year in every bottle' and perfectly captures a place in time, with four seasons of foraging in wild Wicklow encapsulated in each bottle.

The apples are mixed, crushed and pressed. The apple juice is fermented right out to give cider to be distilled. Double distillation is carried out 6 months after the fermentation has taken place. The first distillation gives the "petite eau" at 30% by volume and it is the second distillation, that of the "petite eau" which gives the Calvados.