Arran

Country: Scotland
Region: Island
Bottle Size: 3cl
Age: 23 Year Old
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Strength: 49.5%
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Summary: 3cl / 49.5% / The Perfect Measure – A Perfect Measure sample bottle of the fourth release in Isle of Arran Distillers Explorers Series, Drumadoon Point is a 23-year-old single malt, inspired by the sandy beaches, grassy hills and boulders of Drumadoon Point, home of the picturesque Shiskine Golf Club. Matured in sherry puncheons from Jerez, Spain, for more than two decades, creating aromas of sweet red apples, rich malt, fresh pastries and roasted walnuts that fill the nose. The palate offers notes of cinnamon baked apples, dark c
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Country: Scotland
Region: Island
Bottle Size: 10cl
Age: 16 Years Old
Vintage: 1998
Strength: 56.8%
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Country: Blended
Region: Blended
Bottle Size: 70cl
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Strength: 40%
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Summary: 70cl / 40% – Arran's blended whisky is the only one endorsed by The Robert Burns World Federation. Light with a hint of smoke, this contains malt from the Island distillery itself.
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Country: Scotland
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Summary: A fresh Island character. Beautifully balanced citrus fruit and light vanilla sweetness with bursts of apple and delicate marine notes. Every drop of Arran Single Malt starts its life as rainwater, which pools at Loch Na Davie in the beautiful hills high above the distillery. The clear water cascades down the hillside, through six unassuming waterfalls, each one purifying the water further. The name of the burn the burn, Easan Biorach, means sharp waterfalls in gaelic. The purity of their water means they can create a clean, sweet dram which is entirely natural and unadulterated. They never add caramel or strip flavour out using chill-filtration.
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Country: Scotland
Region: Island
Bottle Size: 70cl
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Strength: 43%
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Summary: 70cl / 43% / Distillery Bottling – A bottling of single malt whisky from the Isle of Arran distillery bottled to honour Scotland's favourite son, the bard himself, Robert Burns. Bottled at 43% and created to be malty and sweet with a 'spicy twist on the finish'.
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Country: Scotland
Region: Island
Bottle Size: 70cl
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Summary: Colour: Brass gold, Sauternes. Nose: Fresh green apples, pear drops, cider, hints of vanilla Taste: Apples and sherbet, lemon meringue pie, vanilla Finish: Light and crisp – but ever so smooth and gentle – it dances on the tongue. An excellent aperitif with soft apple and gentle spiciness – a whisky Calvados!
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Country: Scotland
Region: Island
Bottle Size: 70cl
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Strength: 43%
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Summary: 70cl / 43% / Distillery Bottling – Celebrate the bard of Scotland with this commemorative gift pack from the Isle of Arran distillery. Alongside a bottle of their malty, sweet, spicy Robert Burns whisky, created in the poet's honour, you'll receive a matching tasting glass – perfect for toasting on the 25th January, or any other night for that matter.
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Country: Scotland
Region: Island
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Summary: The classic Arran. Rich, honeyed and malty. Soft vanilla and coconut character. Citrus fruit freshness, orchard fruits and hazelnuts. Every drop of Arran Single Malt starts its life as rainwater, which pools at Loch Na Davie in the beautiful hills high above the distillery. The clear water cascades down the hillside, through six unassuming waterfalls, each one purifying the water further. The name of the burn the burn, Easan Biorach, means sharp waterfalls in gaelic. The purity of their water means they can create a clean, sweet dram which is entirely natural and unadulterated. They never add caramel or strip flavour out using chill-filtration.
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