Glencadam 15 Years Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Glencadam's 15-year-old Highland Single Malt is a testament to the distillery's dedication to preserving its time-honored traditions. Nestled in the Eastern Highlands in the town of Brechin, the Glencadam Distillery has been producing malt of exceptional quality since 1825. This particular expression has been aged for 15 years, ensuring the spirit's depth and complexity while reflecting the uniqueness of the region.

TastingNotesNose: The bouquet opens with delicate aromas of fresh orchard fruits, particularly apples and pears, intertwined with subtle notes of floral heather, vanilla, and a touch of fresh oak.

Palate: A gentle maltiness sets the tone, followed by flavors of juicy citrus fruits, mild spices, and a hint of tropical fruit. The oak influence remains soft and adds nuances of vanilla, toffee, and a light nuttiness.

Finish: The finish is elegant and long-lasting, marked by a soothing warmth and lingering flavors of fruits and gentle spice.

The Glencadam 15 Years Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a genuine representation of the Highland region, showcasing the perfect balance of fruitiness, maltiness, and gentle oak influence. It's a dram that can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or with a dash of water to unlock its multifaceted layers.

TastingNotesNose: The bouquet opens with delicate aromas of fresh orchard fruits, particularly apples and pears, intertwined with subtle notes of floral heather, vanilla, and a touch of fresh oak.

Palate: A gentle maltiness sets the tone, followed by flavors of juicy citrus fruits, mild spices, and a hint of tropical fruit. The oak influence remains soft and adds nuances of vanilla, toffee, and a light nuttiness.

Finish: The finish is elegant and long-lasting, marked by a soothing warmth and lingering flavors of fruits and gentle spice.

The Glencadam 15 Years Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky is a genuine representation of the Highland region, showcasing the perfect balance of fruitiness, maltiness, and gentle oak influence. It's a dram that can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or with a dash of water to unlock its multifaceted layers.