Lowland Scotch distillery Daftmill has unveiled its 2010 Cask Energy Single Malt, bottled at 58.7% ABV
Lowland whisky maker Daftmill has unveiled its 2010 Cask Energy single malt. The brand new restricted version launch is the primary of its sort from the distillery to be launched within the US.
Daftmill 2010 Cask Energy was produced utilizing 15 first-fill ex-bourbon casks that yielded 2,400 bottles. The whisky provides aromas of vanilla and spiced custard, which evolve into notes of honeyed beeswax, candy lemon sweet, apricot jam, and hints of recent cake dough. The palate options spicy oak balanced with fruit, which give option to caramelized brown sugar, toffee and hints of mashed banana and marzipan. The end delivers wooden spice with waves of warming cinnamon and dried ginger.
Positioned in Fife on the East coast of Scotland, simply north of Edinburgh, Daftmill produces simply 100 casks per yr from 100% single property barley in response to a seasonal schedule – two months in the summertime and two months in winter. Hotaling & Co are making the discharge accessible within the U.S.
“Daftmill is famend for its dedication to authenticity and craft as a real Scottish farm-to-bottle single malt,” says Dan Leese, Hotaling & Co CEO. “We delight ourselves on bringing distinctive spirits from around the globe to American shoppers, and this new cask power expression from Daftmill will you should definitely enchantment to each whisky collector.”
Bottled at 58.7% ABV, the Cask Energy Single Malt Scotch Whisky options an SRP of $324.99 per 700ml bottle.
For extra data, head over to the distillery’s official web site.
