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WM Cadenhead Miltonduff-Glenlivet 11 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky
WM Cadenhead Miltonduff-Glenlivet 11 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky
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- BrandWM Cadenhead
- CategoryScotch
- CountryScotland
- RegionSpeyside
- DistilleryMiltonduff
- Style Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Alcohol55.9%
A small-batch Speysider from the most iconic Whisky bottler.
W.M. Cadenhead is an iconic Whisky bottler that also happens to be the oldest independent bottler in Scotland. The original company was founded in 1842 and the same family headed it until 1972 when J. & A. Mitchell & Co. took over. They’re into single cask and small-batch Spirits from Scotland and across the globe but most importantly, they keep everything au naturel. This means no coloring, additives, or chill-filtration. All of their releases are bottled in Campbeltown.
Founded in 1824, Miltonduff Distillery sits near Elgin in the Scottish Speyside region. They were one of the first officially licensed distilleries and today, they operate under Pernod Ricard. At first, the Whisky was known under the name of Milton Duff but with time, it changed into a single word we know today.
Distilled in 2008, Cadenhead's Miltonduff-Glenlivet was born at the Miltonduff Distillery. It was bottled in 2020 after aging for 11 years in just four ex-Bourbon oak hogsheads. Talk about small-batch. Clocking in at 112 proof, this is a light and refreshing Speyside Scotch that’s packed with notes of vanilla, white chocolate, lime, ginger, apple, mint, and nuts.
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crisp
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light
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dry
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vanilla
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white chocolate
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sweet
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ginger
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apple
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mint
Appearance / Color
Yellow
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Crisp, light, and dry with vanilla and white chocolate.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Lime, ginger, apple, olive oil, mint, fennel, and savory notes.
Finish
Creamy with coffee and nutty flavors.
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A small-batch Speysider from the most iconic Whisky bottler.
W.M. Cadenhead is an iconic Whisky bottler that also happens to be the oldest independent bottler in Scotland. The original company was founded in 1842 and the same family headed it until 1972 when J. & A. Mitchell & Co. took over. They’re into single cask and small-batch Spirits from Scotland and across the globe but most importantly, they keep everything au naturel. This means no coloring, additives, or chill-filtration. All of their releases are bottled in Campbeltown.
Founded in 1824, Miltonduff Distillery sits near Elgin in the Scottish Speyside region. They were one of the first officially licensed distilleries and today, they operate under Pernod Ricard. At first, the Whisky was known under the name of Milton Duff but with time, it changed into a single word we know today.
Distilled in 2008, Cadenhead's Miltonduff-Glenlivet was born at the Miltonduff Distillery. It was bottled in 2020 after aging for 11 years in just four ex-Bourbon oak hogsheads. Talk about small-batch. Clocking in at 112 proof, this is a light and refreshing Speyside Scotch that’s packed with notes of vanilla, white chocolate, lime, ginger, apple, mint, and nuts.
- BrandWM Cadenhead
- CategoryScotch
- CountryScotland
- RegionSpeyside
- DistilleryMiltonduff
- Style Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Alcohol55.9%
-
crisp
-
light
-
dry
-
vanilla
-
white chocolate
-
sweet
-
ginger
-
apple
-
mint
Appearance / Color
Yellow
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Crisp, light, and dry with vanilla and white chocolate.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Lime, ginger, apple, olive oil, mint, fennel, and savory notes.
Finish
Creamy with coffee and nutty flavors.
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