Mossburn Signature Casks Series No.1 Whisky 70cl

Scotch Whisky • 70cl • 46%
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Mossburn Signature Casks Series No.1
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Country Scotch Whisky
Region Scotch Whisky
Distillery/Brand Mossburn
Style Blended Malt Whisky

Mossburn Signature No.1

The first release from Mossburn's Signature Casks Series - a collection of blended malts made to highlight regional Scotch whisky profiles, finished in specially-coopered casks to amplify the standout flavours. For this edition, they've created a whisky using single malts from the Islands, and finished it in 200 litre casks with first-fill bourbon cask staves and heavily toasted European oak cask heads.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Coastal smokiness develops throughout, with a touch of floral malt bringing sweetness to the nose.

Palate Drying spices (think nutmeg and cinnamon), blended with caramelised sultanas and shortbread. Soft smoke continues.

Finish A lasting finish of sponge cake, marmalade and toasted rye.

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This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for Mossburn Signature Casks Series No.1
Mossburn ISLANDS Vatted MALT
No more than six years old I would say, youthful but well blended. Good casks. Maybe some four year old malt in this.
Takes water well, two or even three teaspoons. Really opens it up.
Custardy, like a Bruichladdich (doubt there's any BL in this), very good mouthfeel, silky and rich. Yellow fruits, pineapple, honey melon, again custard, vanilla. Light, very light, distinctly heather-y peat, hint-hint. Floral, certainly, cornflowers and cow parsleys, hint of sunflowers, violets way in the back there. Honeysuckle! Summer dreams. Hint of minerality.
So. One part heather-y, lightly peated, shall we say Orkney distillate, and one part something fruitier and sweeter - shall we say, and I do believe and surmise - south island malt, say from the Isle of Arran, approximately. Perhaps no more than these two - but the thought did cross my mind that Mr. Robert Haig the Master Blender might, just might, have seen fit to add a dash, a drop, of the recently-ready-matured Torabhaig to the early 2020 bottling of this.
The amount of such would be small.
Then, perhaps not.
Master of Malt Customer
4 years ago