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Ballechin 12 Year Old 2013 Montbazillac is a peated single malt Scotch whisky crafted by the artisanal Edradour Distillery, nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Produced in the historic building fully renovated in 2018, this whisky displays a peat level of around 50 ppm, showcasing the full power and aromatic richness of the Ballechin range.
Matured in Montbazillac wine casks—the renowned sweet wine from Southwest France, it reveals a gourmet and complex aromatic profile with notes of candied fruits, honey, fresh herbs, and gentle smoke. On the palate, the sweetness of the wine perfectly balances the malty depth and peaty intensity, leading to a long, smooth, and elegant finish.
An exceptional peated whisky, both rich, fruity, and harmonious, sure to delight lovers of characterful malts and enthusiasts of wine-cask maturation.
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Nose: Rich and enticing, with notes of candied fruits, honey, gentle spices, and elegant smoke.
Palate: Smooth and well-balanced, marked by the silky sweetness of Montbazillac, herbal nuances, and deep, perfectly integrated peat.
Finish: Long, warm, and slightly winey, with lingering notes of toasted malt and refined oak.
THE BRAND
During the takeover of the EDRADOUR distillery in 2002, Andrew Symington called on the services of Lain Henderson, former director of the Laphroaig distillery, to create a second very peated malt called BALLECHIN. This second single malt from the distillery is made from malted barley at 50 ppm phenol at a level comparable to that of the smokiest of Islay malts. Available since 2006, it has been the subject of an annual vintage limited to 6000 bottles. Even more revolutionary than its predecessor, BALLECHIN is aged entirely in barrels that have contained wine, starting with Burgundy and Madeira.

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