Edradour 10 Year Old
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Edradour boasts the status of the smallest Scottish distillery. This 10-year-old product of the Eastern Highlands is an…
EAN: 5010739261981
Code: ER107G
Description
Edradour boasts the status of the smallest Scottish distillery. This 10-year-old product of the Eastern Highlands is an exceptional single malt whiskey, which in its mouth definitely resembles a sip of rum.
Aroma: Moderately intense, amazingly complex. Completely fruity, sweet sherry aroma, vanilla tempting.
Taste: Sweet, seductively dark. Rum, barley, roasted almonds. Someone may feel like they're lost in a crush, but isn't that crazy?
Finishing: It can't be confused: spicy cake with vanilla cream creme anglaise.
Overall impression: Unusual malt whiskey.
Flavour Profile
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
5010739261981
Country
Scotland
Age
10 r.
Packaging
Tube
Volume
0.7 l
Alc.
40 %
Unit price
69,57 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
6 pcs
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