New Kilkerran, Longrow & Springbank Stock From Edencroft!

Springbank / 21 Year Old / 2017 Release
£187.25

New Arrivals

Kilkerran / 12 Year Old Single Malt / 2017 Release
£36.75
Country: Scotland
Region: Campbeltown
Age:
Strength: 46.%
70cl

Summary: Country/Region: Scotland/Campletown.
Distillery: Glengyle.
Unit: 70cl.
ABV: 46%
Age: 12 Year Old.
The Kilkerran Work in Progress Series was completed with the release of WIP 7 sherry and WIP 7 bourbon in 2015. The current Kilkerran bottling is a 12 year old Kilkerran Single Malt. This is the second core release for Glengyle distillery since it re-opened in 2004 and is available now. It’s been a long wait, 12 years but worth it.
Nose: oak notes are dominant, followed by toasted marshmallows and dried fruit pudding, as well as cherries, marzipan and a hint of peat.
Palate: initially fruity with citrus notes and orange peel, after this: vanilla, butterscotch, honeycomb and digestive biscuits can all be tasted and enjoyed.
Finish: velvet and smooth with lemon meringue, to conclude, there’s an oiliness and a saltiness that you’d expect from a Campbeltown dram.

Longrow / 18 Year Old
£89.50
Country: Scotland
Region: Campbeltown
Age:
Strength: 46.%
70cl

Summary: Country/Region: Scotland/Campbeltown.
ABV: 46%
Unit: 70cl.
Dark and slightly mysterious, our 18-year-old Longrow has a complex nose that unearths a peaty aroma reminiscent of dunnage warehouses.
Nose: A complex nose: Sweet fruits, citrus, peaches and orange zest at first before a gentle earthy peaty aroma reveals itself.
Palate: Rich and very, very tasty. Well balanced. Dark chocolate, creamy coffee and gingerbread to the fore, followed by rhubarb and vanilla custard.
Finish: Long and sweet, a hint of typical Longrow peat smoke combined with more chocolate and some dried fruits.

Springbank / 21 Year Old / 2017 Release
£187.25
Country: Scotland
Region: Campbeltown
Age:
Strength: 46.%
70cl

Summary: Country/Region: Scotland/Campletown.
Unit: 70cl.
ABV: 46%
Age: 21 Year Old.
Bottled: 2017.
With its warm golden glow, the 21-year-old is inviting, creamy and offers unbelievable complexity. The maritime influences uncovered in this single malt will take you on a journey to its Campbeltown home..
Nose: A creamy delight. Toffee and cereal notes interspersed with bursts of freshly picked strawberries and ripe watermelon.
Palate: Robust and steadfast with a dry, creamy oiliness. Sugared almonds are heavily present as well as a dash of cinnamon.
Finish: Creamy with an evolving length which coats the mouth and finally gives up its peaty origins.