Penderyn Celt (41%) Whisky 70cl

Welsh Whisky • 70cl • 41%
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Penderyn Celt (41%)
£34.50
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Country Welsh Whisky
Distillery/Brand Penderyn
Style Single Malt Whisky

Penderyn Celt (41%)

A 2015 addition to the Penderyn range of Welsh single malt whiskies! This is the Penderyn Celt, which enjoys a finishing period in peated casks, resulting in a subtle, elegant wisp of smoky peat coming through...

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Vanilla and orange zest blend well, with touches of coast peat wafting in. The peat grows more intense on the palate, with a little bit of a medicinal edge to it.

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Winner of 2 spirit awards

Gold
Gold
European Single Malt - Premium - 2018
The World Whisky Masters (The Spirits Business)
Silver
Silver
World Whisky - 2018
The Asian Spirits Masters (The Spirits Business)

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This product does not contain any notifiable allergens
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Reviews for Penderyn Celt (41%)
Devoid of character.
Didn't enjoy this at all. It seemed to be totally devoid of character. Wouldn't buy it again, ever!!!
Master of Malt Customer
one year ago
Impressive well worth a try
Very impressed. Smooth well balanced throughout, mellow notes of peat and a touch of smoke, A smooth, slightly sweet finish. Highly recommend trying this.
Master of Malt Customer
2 years ago
Good, fresh taste! Slight bitterness towards the end, great after taste!
Christmas (2020) present!
Now added alongside my old favourite...Talisker! Close competition!
Frank S , United Kingdom
2 years ago
Loved it
My brother bought a bottle for me for my 50th birthday today. I have just cracked it open after a few 'looseness' and I like it, a lot. It does remind me of an Islay Malt. I normally prefer a Speyside non-peaty style, but this is very subtle, and I would love it to be my normal everyday whisky. It's the Bollocks!
Ian D , United Kingdom
3 years ago
More bitter than Peat
I have tried a few of the Penderyn range and in my view they all have a very similar background taste. One reviewer described it as banana but I can not place it. Unfortunately it is not for me. I struggled to taste any peat flavour coming through and am not keen on the background taste as it is quite bitter.
Richard W , United Kingdom
3 years ago
Very complex fantastic flavour
Absolutely stunning
Tony flanagan , Ireland
4 years ago
Drinks like a mild Islay
This is the best Penderyn I've tasted so far. It's like a milder Islay, subtle peat, smoke and iodine. I prefer a sledgehammer of peat and smoke personally but this is not one to be passed over.

Even with my native Welsh Dragon on the bottle, I would not want to pay much more than £20 for this, so £36+ is pushing it.
Master of Malt Customer
4 years ago
Trademark banana and peat
A rather unholy marriage of the typical fruity banana undertones from Penderyn with some peat added. It's a bit contrived maybe rather than entirely natural but it works to a degree. It's not my go to favourite, but it's a pleasant every day slurp. Worth having when on offer from around £25.
Steve Reynolds , United Kingdom
5 years ago
Will definitely buy again
Elegant and subtle smoky flavor. AAA
Master of Malt Customer
6 years ago
Pleasantly surprised
I didn't really know what to expect from a Welsh Whisky, but this was a welcomed addition to the cabinet.
I've read it's matured in ex Lophroaig casks, and you can certainly get a light touch of peat.

As a big fan of Islay whiskeys, this isn't too dissimilar to Jura superstition, not smokey enough (for me) to make me want to buy it a few times a year, but certainly one I wouldn't turn down. It's a good solid single malt that can most certainly hold its own against some of the Scotch stalwarts.



Master of Malt Customer
6 years ago