Aberlour A'Bunadh Single Malt Scotch Whisky, 70 cl with Gift Box

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At cask strength it can be drank at full strength or diluted down to whatever strength is personally preferred giving ultimate flexibilty of strength and flavour whatever drinking requirements are at the time.

If you are a fan of trying something different, Aberlour single malt whisky is an ideal way to expand your Scotch collection, but you might also find our full Scotch whisky selection to be of interest. Meaning ‘the original’ in Gaelic, A’bunadh is made in homage to Aberlour’s founder, James Fleming, using only traditional methods without chill filtration or other modern processes. The Aberlour 10myear old has the best bench mark for their fine whisky - but the A'Bunadh cask strength bottling does not justify the crazy high hike.Fermented for 48 hours and boasting a warming balance of sweet and fruity flavours, this whisky is a wonderful example of Scotch at its finest and is one of the best value Speyside malts on the market. It is this depth of experience and unwavering vision that delivers the outstanding quality for which Aberlour is famed. Whisky has gone a bit mad in the pricing department with beloved drams floating out of financial reach, with affinities souring as a result. It includes blended Scotch whisky, grain Scotch whisky, and indie bottlings, plus brands such as Spey, Ballantine, and Glen Elgin. V. is the Dutch private limited liability company, having its statutory seat in Rotterdam, The Netherlands and its office at Zwaanshals 530, 3035 KS Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

Il sapore è unico e ha tante sfumature come dice la recensione anche grazie alle botti di sherry nelle quali è invecchiato e il nome in gaelico significa l’originale. This exciting release goes against the grain of Aberlour's usual produce - famed for their sherry cask matured whiskies, Alba has spent its maturation period in first fill American oak ex-bourbon barrels.Then I tried, through my uncle’s yomp to France, a bottle of Triple Wood and what little appreciation I had left for Aberlour was lost in the gale force wind gusting from my apoplectic ear gaskets. When he acquired a plot of land at Aberlour, including the water source of St Drostan's Well, he began to build.