A blended whisky brought to you by Black Powder Gin, with the whisky matured in oak casks which previously held heather honey mead. The name sounds rather mysterious, but turns out if you're in grouse-shooting circles you'd know it's a reference to August 12, which is a big day in the shooting calendar apparently.
Grain character, drizzles of caramel, and floral honey.
Sweet vanilla, with candied citrus, creamy malt, and spiced fruit cake.
Allspice, and vanilla sugar.
