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14 Y.O. Double Cask Single Malt Whisky 14 Years Old Scotland 40% 700ml

The Single Malt whisky from the Aberlour label, originating from Scotland, is produced by a single distillery and uses exclusively malted barley, yeast, and water as its primary ingredients. This...

The Single Malt whisky from the Aberlour label, originating from Scotland, is produced by a single distillery and uses exclusively malted barley, yeast, and water as its primary ingredients. This single malt spent 14 years maturing in oak barrels before being bottled.

A new and interesting expression that focuses on the deep understanding and respect of the...

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The Single Malt whisky from the Aberlour label, originating from Scotland, is produced by a single distillery and uses exclusively malted barley, yeast, and water as its primary ingredients. This single malt spent 14 years maturing in oak barrels before being bottled.

A new and interesting expression that focuses on the deep understanding and respect of the producers for the natural maturation process. A delightful single malt whisky, offering soft notes of blackcurrant and a rich creamy finish.

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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Single Malt
Country of origin
Scotland
Scotch Region
Speyside
Taste Profile
Rich & Fruity, Sweet & Vanilla, Smooth & Balanced
Alcohol
40 %
Bottle
700 ml
Antiquity
14 years
Pair it with
Chocolate, Cheese & Nuts

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  • fukuma
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    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

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    I am not particularly knowledgeable, so consider the following purely personal opinion from someone who has simply tried a few:

    The whiskey is generally good.
    From what I have tried, I would say it has:

    moderate aroma/alcohol - meaning you can smell the alcohol in the nose, but it is not too strong. I don't expect it to have a strong aroma for 40%, but it has indeed taken on some from the sherry cask.

    First sip, smooth on the tongue, slightly reminiscent of cognac, I would say slightly sweet.
    Mild finish, lingering and full, in the palate and throat.

    Interesting after-taste.

    I don't know if it's worth 60 euros yet, maybe with a lit fireplace and a chair next to it, it would have a different taste. Because it's 40%, I will try it with a little warm water (a few drops), but I don't expect it to bring out more things. I will add a little water and cover the glass for a minute to see if it will release more aroma and if the taste will change.

    In general, I enjoy trying different ones and my price range is somewhere around 50-60 euros. I will definitely buy another aberlour in the future, but I don't think I will get the same one again.

    Translated from Greek ·
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    • Value for money
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  • I am not particularly knowledgeable, so consider the following purely personal opinion from someone who has simply tried a few:

    The whiskey is generally good.
    From what I have tried, I would say it has:

    moderate aroma/alcohol - meaning you can smell the alcohol in the nose, but it is not too strong. I don't expect it to have a strong aroma for 40%, but it has indeed taken on some from the sherry cask.

    First sip, smooth on the tongue, slightly reminiscent of cognac, I would say slightly sweet.
    Mild finish, lingering and full, in the palate and throat.

    Interesting after-taste.

    I don't know if it's worth 60 euros yet, maybe with a lit fireplace and a chair next to it, it would have a different taste. Because it's 40%, I will try it with a little warm water (a few drops), but I don't expect it to bring out more things. I will add a little water and cover the glass for a minute to see if it will release more aroma and if the taste will change.

    In general, I enjoy trying different ones and my price range is somewhere around 50-60 euros. I will definitely buy another aberlour in the future, but I don't think I will get the same one again.

    Translated from Greek ·
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Description & Specifications

The Single Malt whisky from the Aberlour label, originating from Scotland, is produced by a single distillery and uses exclusively malted barley, yeast, and water as its primary ingredients. This single malt spent 14 years maturing in oak barrels before being bottled.

A new and interesting expression that focuses on the deep understanding and respect of the producers for the natural maturation process. A delightful single malt whisky, offering soft notes of blackcurrant and a rich creamy finish.

Manufacturer

Type
Single Malt
Country of origin
Scotland
Scotch Region
Speyside
Taste Profile
Rich & Fruity, Sweet & Vanilla, Smooth & Balanced
Alcohol
40 %
Bottle
700 ml
Antiquity
14 years
Pair it with
Chocolate, Cheese & Nuts

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

  1. 2
  2. 2
  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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Reviews by our members

  • fukuma
    4
    4 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    I am not particularly knowledgeable, so consider the following purely personal opinion from someone who has simply tried a few:

    The whiskey is generally good.
    From what I have tried, I would say it has:

    moderate aroma/alcohol - meaning you can smell the alcohol in the nose, but it is not too strong. I don't expect it to have a strong aroma for 40%, but it has indeed taken on some from the sherry cask.

    First sip, smooth on the tongue, slightly reminiscent of cognac, I would say slightly sweet.
    Mild finish, lingering and full, in the palate and throat.

    Interesting after-taste.

    I don't know if it's worth 60 euros yet, maybe with a lit fireplace and a chair next to it, it would have a different taste. Because it's 40%, I will try it with a little warm water (a few drops), but I don't expect it to bring out more things. I will add a little water and cover the glass for a minute to see if it will release more aroma and if the taste will change.

    In general, I enjoy trying different ones and my price range is somewhere around 50-60 euros. I will definitely buy another aberlour in the future, but I don't think I will get the same one again.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Taste
    • Scent
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

  • I am not particularly knowledgeable, so consider the following purely personal opinion from someone who has simply tried a few:

    The whiskey is generally good.
    From what I have tried, I would say it has:

    moderate aroma/alcohol - meaning you can smell the alcohol in the nose, but it is not too strong. I don't expect it to have a strong aroma for 40%, but it has indeed taken on some from the sherry cask.

    First sip, smooth on the tongue, slightly reminiscent of cognac, I would say slightly sweet.
    Mild finish, lingering and full, in the palate and throat.

    Interesting after-taste.

    I don't know if it's worth 60 euros yet, maybe with a lit fireplace and a chair next to it, it would have a different taste. Because it's 40%, I will try it with a little warm water (a few drops), but I don't expect it to bring out more things. I will add a little water and cover the glass for a minute to see if it will release more aroma and if the taste will change.

    In general, I enjoy trying different ones and my price range is somewhere around 50-60 euros. I will definitely buy another aberlour in the future, but I don't think I will get the same one again.

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
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  • 0
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