Scotch & Tattoos: Deanston 9 Year Old Whisky
Key Facts About This Single Malt Whisky
Bottler: Torsten Paul Whisky Co
Range: Scotch & Tattoos
Distillery: Deanston
Age: 9 Years Old
Region: Highlands, Scotland
Cask Type: Ex-bourbon barrel finished in an ex-Caol-Ila second fill oloroso octave
Alcohol by Volume: 52.3%
Distilled: 13 May 2011
Bottled: 14 October 2020
Outturn: 74 Bottles
Bottle Size: 700ml
Whisky Tasting Notes
Colour: Natural; a beautiful dark gold, with nice, slow tears in the glass.
Nose: A hearty nose with a great range of fruity notes including yellow raisins, banana, canned peach in syrup, and rose hips. These fruity notes are accompanied by white wine, a little butter, and a minerality in the form of a hint of iron.
Palate: A smooth mouthfeel with more fruit notes on the palate, like a jar of fruit salad. There's a faint smokiness and more of raisins. The cask comes through with notes of dried oak.
Finish: A long, lingering, finish. Dry roasted nuts, dark espresso, and almonds. Further fruits and blackberries, joined by the idea of tomato and oregano bruschetta. There's a creamy aspect, moving to a drying finale.
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