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Woodrow's Williamson 10 Year Old


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Key Facts About This Single Malt Scotch

Bottler: Woodrow's of Edinburgh

Founder: Woody Tan

Range: Warehouse Reserve

Distillery: Williamson

Age: 10 years old

Distilled: 24/04/2012

Bottled: 07/10/2022 

Region: Islay, Scotland 

Spirit: Single malt scotch 

Cask Type: Finished in 1st fill PX sherry hogshead for 13 months

Cask Ref: 223

Alcohol by Volume: Cask strength at 58.3%

Bottled: Natural colour and without chill filtration

Outturn: 289 bottles

Bottle Size: 700ml

Williamson 10 Year Old Tasting Notes

Woody's tasting notes

Nose: Smoky yet sweet, marzipan and almond, liquorice, nuttiness with sweet malt

Palate: Big body, peat with sweet malt syrup, black treacle, winter spices, roasted nut and hints of marzipan

Finish: Dry, long oily finish with lingering peat.

Ed's review

Colour: Natural colour, deep amber or mahogany.

Nose: Maple-glazed smoked ham. Warm earthy peat. Lingonberry sauce. Oak timber in the rain.

Palate: Medium mouthfeel with a nice texture. Instant Laphroaig peat. Rich caramelised meat adds a savoury character, while macerated red berries bring sweetness. A little wood spice to season.

Finish: Medium finish with earthy smoke and a savoury finale.

Overall: Peat fans are going to love this big flavoursome whisky.

Woodrow's of Edinburgh
Woody Tan, Founder of Woodrow's of Edinburgh

Meet The Founder

Woody Tan

Originally from Hong Kong, Woody Tan has lived in Scotland since 2011. He studied an MSc in Brewing and Distilling at Heriot-Watt University, and then went into the cask trade and warehouse keeping. While looking after casks, he started to discover gems that he felt had to be shared with fellow whisky lovers. He bottles these special casks under his Woodrow’s of Edinburgh label.

Woody has an excellent palate, and a knack for uncovering really flavoursome casks. He’s also a wizard when it comes to cask experiments, and has released some interesting cask-finished whiskies.