The E&K 5 Year Old 70cl Whisky

Name: The E&K 5 Year Old 70cl Whisky
Brand: Adelphi
SKU: 72315
Price: 124.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 2.5 (7 reviews)

Scotland • 70cl • 57.8%

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Style

Blended Malt Scotch Whisky

Country

Scotch Whisky

Distillery/Brand

Adelphi

Age

5 Year Old Whisky

Dimensions

W:12cm x H:33.3cm x D:8.8cm

Weight

1.55kg

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens.

The E&K 5 Year Old

The E&K 5 Year Old is a blended malt whisky from Adelphi's Fusion Whisky range, combining single malts from Scotland and India. The whiskies used for this expression came from Ardmore, Glenrothes and Amrut, and were aged for at least five years before bottling.

Customer Rating

2.5

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A valid alternative to Johnnie Walker

Taste doesn't match price or story behind this blend. The Amrut part of this blend saves it.

Master of Malt Customer Dec 31, 2019

Asian Angels' Share

I have an Amrut Portonova in my collection. A fantastic whisky which only matured around 5 to 6 years. And what to say about the Kavalan Solist bottlings? They don't get much more time in the cask but prices are equally high because of the enormous angels' share.

Master of Malt Customer Jul 21, 2019

Something to consider

Does the value of the whisky taken by the incredibly-thirsty-Indian-angels outweigh the money Amrut has saved on warehousing, cask management and insurance by only needing 5 year's worth as opposed to 10-15 in the UK? If so, fair enough on the price. If not, the price justification that Indian whisky matures faster is disingenuous.

Master of Malt Customer Apr 8, 2019

Silly£££

I must agree with wtf. How can a five year blend warrant that price tag,you don't even get a nice bottle to keep

Master of Malt Customer Mar 4, 2019

Five years in India = many more in Scotland

Re the previous comments, the 5-year-old component is Amrut, whose whisky matures much faster in the hot climate of India. The Scottish components are older. So it's wrong to dismiss this as an immature whisky on the basis of the age statement as five years is a decent time for an Amrut.

Richard Baum Oct 12, 2018