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Single Malt
Springbank
Scotland
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Part of the Hazelburn core range, this is a 10 year old bottling of Hazelburn single malt Scotch whisky from the Springbank distillery in the Campbeltown region. It is triple distilled, matured in bourbon casks and bottled at 46% ABV.
Hazelburn is one of three styles of whisky produced at Springbank, known for being triple distilled and unpeated, whereas Springbank single malt is distilled two-and-a-half times and is lightly peated, and Longrow single malt is twice distilled and heavily peated.
Toffee apples, fresh honey and fragrant pears. Hints of vanilla.
Good mouthfeel paired with bright notes of vanilla and Crunchie bars. More lively fruit notes underneath.
Oily and sweet on the finish.
Early evening dramming, this one. Relaxed and flavoursome.
Unaged spirit on the nose and palate. No proper character ?
A dram of extremely complexity and elegance. In my opinion it’s better than Springbank 10 and is truly special. Drinking this slowly as I don’t have a back up bottle yet.
Honeyed with a hint of heather. My favourite! Hard to find since COVID though.
The most Christmassy scotch for the buck ;) ... Definitvely have a good hint of chared coal, oak, a bit of fruits (fruitcake flavors), vanila and honey... Dangerously well balanced, a specialy while doing your christmass tree
Should really get a sixth star. just poetry in a fluid. Rabbie would have written an ode to it. Almost impossible to get alas but im reducing my bottle count so selectively drinking some it. The family wouldnt enjoy it anyway
