A blend of ex-bourbon and sherry casks, this Benromach 10 year old is made with spring water from the Romach Hills in the Speyside region. The result is a truly peaty single malt like one can find on the island of Islay. Before bottling, it is matured for several months in oloroso sherry casks.
Awards: Goldmedal at the international Wine & Spirit competition in 2021.
BENROMACH 10-years-old 43%
€55.00
A blend of ex-bourbon and sherry casks, this Benromach 10 year old is made with spring water from the Romach Hills in the Speyside region. The result is a truly peaty single malt like one can find on the island of Islay. Before bottling, it is matured for several months in oloroso sherry casks.
Awards: Goldmedal at the international Wine & Spirit competition in 2021.
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Nose : Clean and lively with fantastic woody and smoky notes. A touch of bitterness with lemony notes quickly counterbalanced by spices.
Palate : Greedy and assertive, it validates the sensations of the nose with delicate peaty, woody and iodized notes.
Finish : Dry and peaty, it reminds the fabulous whiskies of yesteryear with almost medicinal notes. Touches of iodine.
BENROMACH
Located in Forres, Speyside, Benromach is known for its handcrafted whiskies with a subtle peaty character. Founded in 1898 and revived in 1998 by the Urquhart family, the distillery remains true to classic distillation methods, with meticulous attention to every production stage. Benromach whiskies are celebrated for their balance of fruity sweetness and smoky notes, offering an authentic Speyside experience.
WH1052
Data sheet
- Region
- Speyside
- Distillery
- BENROMACH
- Brand
- BENROMACH
- Type
- Whisky
- Subtype
- Single Malt
- Trading company
- Embouteilleur Officiel
- Volume
- 70cl
- Packaging
- Metal Tube
- Country
- Scotland
Reviews about this product
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Corinne BERTRAND
Published Feb 11, 2022 at 01:40 pmThe aromas are subtle and the peat doesn't impose itself immediately, which is pleasant on the palate. (Translated review)
