Springbank 17 Year Old · Madeira Wood Expression · 47.8%

Springbank 17 Year Old · Madeira Wood Expression · 47.8%

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Bottler: Springbank
Distillery: Springbank
Alcohol by volume: 47.8 % vol.
Distillation: 2020
Cask type: 14 years Bourbon & Rum, 3 years Fresh Madeira
Equipment: GiftBox
Type: Single Malt Whisky
Bottling: Non chill-filtered
Coloring: natural colour
Origin: United Kingdom
Region: Speyside

Limited Edition · Release 2020

 

 

Original Tasting Notes:

 

 


Nose: Sweet and jammy. There are aromas of parma violets, boiled sweets and buttery tablet with a note of fennel. Sticky ginger cake, strawberry jam with a tang of grapefruit and
lemon sherbet. There is a familiar coastal saltiness on the nose.

Palate: The briny, maritime characteristics follow through with light peat smoke. Sticky toffee pudding, caramelised sugar and
a spicy, herbal hint of black cracked pepper and tea leaves.


Finish: The finish is nutty, smooth and slightly woody. Notes of walnuts and pecans with subtle peat smoke to the end.

 

 

 


Information about the Glenfarclas Distillery:
Glenfarclas is located in beautiful Speyside, was founded in 1836 by Robert Hay and received its license to distil whisky in 1844. In 1865, the distillery was sold to John Grant, whose descendants renovated the distillery in 1896 and still own it today. It is perhaps the best-known and one of the most successful family-run distilleries in Scotland. The Grant family has been shaping the history of the Glenfarclas distillery for six generations since 1865. This guarantees consistent quality and foresight, which are essential for a long-lived product like whisky. Hardly any other distillery has so many high-quality and old whiskies in its warehouses.
Information about the bottler Glenfarclas:
Glenfarclas is located in beautiful Speyside, was founded in 1836 by Robert Hay and received its license to distil whisky in 1844. In 1865, the distillery was sold to John Grant, whose descendants renovated the distillery in 1896 and still own it today. It is perhaps the best-known and one of the most successful family-run distilleries in Scotland. The Grant family has been shaping the history of the Glenfarclas distillery for six generations since 1865. This guarantees consistent quality and foresight, which are essential for a long-lived product like whisky. Hardly any other distillery has so many high-quality and old whiskies in its warehouses.

 

 

 

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