Myths & Legends I

Country
United Kingdom
Nature
Spirit
Family
Whiskey
Type
Single Malt Scotch Whiskey
Alcohol by volume
46
Winemaking notes
It may surprise some, but blending is as crucial to the creation of single malts as it is to blended whisky. Myths & Legends I highlights the extent to which individual casks are often unreliable authorities for the style of whisky made at a distillery; it is by blending casks together that a fuller picture of distillery character can emerge. Two parcels of malt whisky from the same Northern Highland distillery tasted markedly different: the younger parcel was malty and citrusy, the older one much creamier with a ripe fruit character. Two distinct personalities but from the one distillery.
Viticultural notes
Release of 4,394 bottles worldwide. Bottled July 2019. Bottled at 46% Natural Colour Light 5 Micron Filtration Non Chill-Filtered
Tasting notes
A malty and creamy character develops into notes of ripe orchard fruits and delicate oak. 90 Points Whisky Advocate - Two parcels of whisky of varying ages from the same Northern Highland distillery were blended together in this expression. Floral on the nose, with ginger biscuits, malt, vanilla, and peach blossom. The palate is voluptuous, with sweet orchard fruits, more malt, and cinnamon spice. Nutty, with cocoa and oak in the ultimately drying finish.
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