GLENCADAM 2011 AGED 10 YEARS HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY

GLENCADAM 2011 AGED 10 YEARS HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY

GLENCADAM 2011 AGED 10 YEARS HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT SCOTCH WHISKY

Code: NH00598

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A vatting of five casks, this Glencadam 10 YO Reserve Cask Parcel no.6 is an independent bottling from Elixir Distillers. This whisky bwas distilled 2011, and released 2021.

A bottle of the Glencadam 10 YO Reserve Cask Parcel no.6 (Elixir Distillers) can be yours starting tomorrow in Norway at NOK 840 (13559501).

Nose: Mildly oaky. Almost a whiff of smoke right at the start. Mineral notes. Reminds me a bit of Tobermory in style on the nose.

Taste: Medium body. Fizzy ginger, simple syrup. Lots of ripe apples and pears.

Finish: Medium long finish. Much the same all the way. Added fresh, green herbs. Mint in the end.

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