Name: Glen Moray Cabernet Cask Finish
Brand: Glen Moray
Price: 37.0 EUR
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40.0% vol., 700 mL

37,00 €

52,86 €/l

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The Glen Moray Cabernet Cask Finish is a single malt whisky from the Speyside region in Scotland, which has been matured in former Cabernet red wine barrels. This additional maturation gives the whisky a unique complexity and depth.

Type:

Single malt whisky

Quantity:

0.7l

Alcohol content:

40%

Origin:

Speyside, Scotland

Tasting notes:

The Glen Moray Cabernet Cask Finish appears in the glass with a deep, golden color. On the nose, it reveals fruity notes of red berries, paired with the sweetness of vanilla and a hint of oak. On the palate, it is soft and round, with flavors of dark fruits, chocolate, and spices. The finish is long and warming, with a lasting impression of fruit and oak.

Sorte	Single Malt Scotch
Herkunft	Speyside, Schottland
Menge	700 mL
Alkoholgehalt	40.0% vol.
Fasstyp	Bourbonfass

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Single Malt Scotch

Single Malt Whisky is produced from malted barley at a single distillery. It matures for a minimum of three years in oak barrels. The flavor can vary significantly depending on the production process and region, exhibiting notes of peat, vanilla, smoke, honey, fruit, malt, and many other complexities. Single malts are renowned for their high quality and individuality.

Zentrum der Whiskyproduktion

Speyside

Speyside, eine Unterteilung der Highlands, hat mehr Brennereien als jede andere Region. Speyside Whiskys sind für ihren eleganten, komplexen Charakter bekannt und weisen oft reiche Noten von Obst, Nüssen, Gewürzen und Honig auf. Viele der berühmtesten Scotch Whiskys, wie Glenfiddich und Macallan, stammen aus dieser Region. Manche Destillerien verwenden Torf, was zu rauchigen Aromen führt, aber die meisten Speyside Whiskys sind eher ungetorft.