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Balvenie Peat Week Aged 14 Year Old - 2002 Vintage Whisky

(70cl, 48.3%)

Balvenie Peat Week Aged 14 Year Old - 2002 Vintage
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Balvenie Peat Week 2002 Bottling Note

One of the first expressions from the classic Speyside distillery made from 100% peated barley, The Balvenie Peat Week 14 Year Old is the result of a series of trials carried out by clever duo David Stewart MBE, Balvenie malt master, and Ian Millar, prestige whiskies specialist.

For just one week a year since 2002, The Balvenie team has been quietly producing the smoky stuff, and the liquid destined for this batch has been fully matured in American oak casks. The Speyside stalwart as you've never tasted it before!

This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Floral, tropical fruit notes with almonds and honey – and then the peat smoke comes through.

Palate Citrus-led vanilla, peach and honey, and a gentle, almost floral peat smoke – very different to the Islay stuff.

Finish Long and soft, with a lingering creaminess.

Overall The unmistakable Speyside-honey character balances well with the gentle peat influence. The Balvenie reinvented – but not completely.

Reviews for Balvenie Peat Week Aged 14 Year Old - 2002 Vintage
Not for me
I like peaty Scotches but this missed the mark.
Master of Malt Customer
5 years ago
Confused dram
- finally purchased a bottle and was not very impressed. A slightly smoky layer cake that was extremely oaky at times and then filled with muddled sweetness. I would try a sample first.
Master of Malt Customer
5 years ago
Worth a try.
Not my usual being a doublewood / edradour type of guy but wow! The extra complexity coupled with typical balvenie smoothness. Different but not unwelcome.
Chris , United Kingdom
5 years ago
Look elsewhere
Waited a minute to sample this and I oh so wanted it to be an awesome find like Old Ballantruan or Connemara...but it wasn't. What peat the Balvenie had was unbalanced.
Brian M , United States
5 years ago
Worth a try if you like peated scotch.
It's easy to drink. Decent palate. Finish is slightly better. Nothing I would reach for if I had a choice.
Master of Malt Customer
5 years ago
well worth a try
as I normally don't like peaty drams I was took back by taste very drinkable im glad I took chance and purchased one as im a great balvenie fan been there as well had many a bottle from distillery
Master of Malt Customer
6 years ago
tried and trusted but just a bit dull
Like most of the Balvenie range Peat week is very accessible, although perhaps not to those who don't like Peat! The formula is classic for a mildly peated malt and as a result its not really challenging in any new or particularly interesting way. It's pleasant gentle soft and creamy but Balvenie remains a safe choice that definitely has its place but perhaps not those who like to challenge their palate or nose with something new and interesting. Disappointing as a result, especially at this price
matthew t , United Kingdom
6 years ago
My new favorite peated Scotch
Unusually great balance of peat and oak. Amazing whisky.
Jared H , United States
6 years ago

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