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A single cask bottling of well-Sherried 20 year old Arran single malt, bottled for the Highland Laird range by Bartels Whisky. This was distilled in 1996 and set aside to mature in a first fill Sherry butt for two decades before being bottled with an outturn of 520 bottles.
Nose: Rye bread, vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce, stewed plums and a hint of lavender.
Palate: Christmas spices, chocolate oranges, oily walnuts and a classic Arran hint of tropical fruit.
Finish: Raisins, sultanas and a drizzle of treacle.
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Love Arran whisky - this one as old as the distillery, full of character and certainly taste the sherry coming through - you need to sample several times to get the depth of the complexity coming through (my excuse) but glad to experience this special malt which will be hard to repeat, prefer with a small amount of water as is cask strength.
21st May 2018
Bought this because the girlfriend is a fan of Arran and I liked the cask number.Absolutely wonderful whisky. Lots of complexity and body. A great whisky with a distinct sherry style and not the other way around, like some sherry bombs.
13th October 2017
A really lovely sherry style Whisky, similar to Glen Dronach Allardice, rich, nice flavours, definitely something you should have as a fan of sherry cask whiskies.
23rd August 2017