Single Malt
Scotland
Woolf Sung
20 Oct 2011
18 Nov 2024
Port Finish
Distilled at Tamnavulin in 2011, this single malt spent the next 13 years maturing, including a final two years finishing in a Moscatel Port pipe. The cask was cracked open by the rad folk at Brighton's Cut Your Wolf Loose, yielding an outturn of 470 bottles, complete with artwork from printmaker and street artist ZombieSqueegee.
Soft and slightly sulky at first, like it’s still waking up. Give it a minute and it’s all apricot Danish, ginger snaps and the kind of orange marmalade that only appears in posh breakfast hampers.
Silky, warming and just a bit indulgent. Honeyed cheerios, candied citrus and a flick of baking spice. There’s a quiet hum of Moscatel doing its sweet thing in the background, like a nonchalant late comer to a party - effortlessly cool and somehow expecting a thank you for turning up.
Hangs around like it forgot why it came into the room. Sweet oak settles in, followed by a lazy lick of wine gums that feels more accidental than intentional. Not trying to impress, just happy to be here.
