The owners of Torabhaig have launched a new Scottish blended collection Caiestal Chamuis which is inspired by the ruins of Camus Castle near the distillery. It comes from a fairly precise selection of Whiskeys from the Isle of Islay, Skye and Orkney. We are on a double maturation in American oak hogsheads first, then 200L American bourbon barrels for finishing. Thus we find a profile which superimposes layers of peat, smoke, accompanied by medicinal and vanilla aromas.
This is a blended malt of very good quality and with excellent value for money.
Caiestal Chamuis Whisky Blended malt 46%
€37.50
The owners of Torabhaig have launched a new Scottish blended collection Caiestal Chamuis which is inspired by the ruins of Camus Castle near the distillery. It comes from a fairly precise selection of Whiskeys from the Isle of Islay, Skye and Orkney. We are on a double maturation in American oak hogsheads first, then 200L American bourbon barrels for finishing. Thus we find a profile which superimposes layers of peat, smoke, accompanied by medicinal and vanilla aromas.
This is a blended malt of very good quality and with excellent value for money.
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Nose: Bold, smoky aromas typical of island malts, with subtle medicinal notes and a hint of brine.
Taste: Full-bodied, with pronounced smoky flavors complemented by sweet vanilla and caramel notes with a rich, creamy texture, and hints of fresh oak and a touch of spice.
Finish: Long and warm, marked by persistent nuances of peat and smoke.
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Data sheet
- Region
- Skye
- Brand
- CAISTEAL CHAMUIS
- Type
- Whisky
- Subtype
- Single Malt
- Trading company
- Embouteilleur Officiel
- Volume
- 70cl
- Degree
- 46%
- Packaging
- Tube
- Style
- Tourbé
- Country
- Scotland
Reviews about this product
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Philippe P.
Published Jan 05, 2025 at 05:06 pm (Order date: Dec 28, 2024)Excellent value for money for this whisky, which will delight those who like and seek both fruitiness and peatiness. (Translated review)
