Aberlour: Secrets of the Cask

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Nestled in the heart of Speyside, one of Scotland’s most prolific whisky regions, is Aberlour. The legendary single malts produced here are famed for their smoothness and complexity. Spicy and powerful yet silken and sophisticated, the secret to Aberlour’s whiskies lies in
the cask. Aberlour 12 is double cask matured, resulting in a dram with remarkable personality and dimension.

Traditional American oak barrels and seasoned sherry butts are selected to mellow the sharp and fruity new distillate. As the spirit interacts with these two different varieties of wood, the fine subtleties of Aberlour 12 are gently coaxed out over the course of many years, allowing flavours to mingle, develop and mature.

First fill Bourbon casks contribute a distinct creaminess along with indulgent notes of toffee and chocolate. The Spanish sherry butts enhance the spirit’s inherent fruitiness and spice, contributing to a warm, lingering finish. Double cask maturation ensures that the finished whisky is one of impeccable quality, with a captivating richness and depth. Spicy and well-rounded with a pleasant intensity, Aberlour 12 is perfect for any occasion.

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