Balvenie The Creation Of A Classic 700ml
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$154.00
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Tags
- Single Malt
- Speyside
This story is a celebration of David C. Stewart M.B.E.?s creativity and inventiveness, when he created The Balvenie Classic ? and in doing so, pioneered wood finishing. It is also the story of the team who helped him, through patience and perseverance, to try something new, and create something exceptional. The original cask finish. Probably the finest highland malt whisky. Those were the words on the first ever bottle of The Balvenie Classic. This story is a celebration of David C. Stewart M.B.E.?s creativity and inventiveness, when he created The Balvenie Classic ? and in doing so, pioneered wood finishing.
Aromatic and lively, aromas of vanilla and spice evocative of dried clove and chai are layered on a base of earthly, malty undertones reminiscent of Balvenie?s own barley loft. On the palate there is a perfect complement of light oatmeal syrupiness and brittle toffee are followed by delicate hints of spice and a rich drying sensation from European oak.
Alc. 43%
-
Tags
- Single Malt
- Speyside
This story is a celebration of David C. Stewart M.B.E.?s creativity and inventiveness, when he created The Balvenie Classic ? and in doing so, pioneered wood finishing. It is also the story of the team who helped him, through patience and perseverance, to try something new, and create something exceptional. The original cask finish. Probably the finest highland malt whisky. Those were the words on the first ever bottle of The Balvenie Classic. This story is a celebration of David C. Stewart M.B.E.?s creativity and inventiveness, when he created The Balvenie Classic ? and in doing so, pioneered wood finishing.
Aromatic and lively, aromas of vanilla and spice evocative of dried clove and chai are layered on a base of earthly, malty undertones reminiscent of Balvenie?s own barley loft. On the palate there is a perfect complement of light oatmeal syrupiness and brittle toffee are followed by delicate hints of spice and a rich drying sensation from European oak.
Alc. 43%
