Highland Park 15 Year Old Fire Edition Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml / 45.2%)

Highland Park 15 Year Old Fire Edition Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml / 45.2%)

Highland Park 15 Year Old Fire Edition Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml / 45.2%)

Code: NH00633
Trademark: Highland park

430 AUD

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Tasting Notes

Nose: Vibrant and intense aromas of ruby red fruits and warm vanilla complement the fiery bitter sweetness of cinnamon bark and the smouldering richness of devilishly dark chocolate.

Palate: The palate bristles of light smoke with striking zesty dried peel and temperate vanilla flavour. Intoxicating spices and the sharpness of damsons entice and enchant your taste buds.

Finish: Intensely balanced, the long, lingering sweet finish magnifies into a sizzling fruity spiciness

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