Invergordon 18 yo (1997/2015), The Pearls (Cask #105), 59.1%
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Invergordon 18 years has a unique character that challenges traditional Highland Single Grain whiskies. Distilled in 1997 and bottled at a powerful 59.1%, this whisky offers intense notes of vanilla, caramel, and light wood shavings.
Facts
ABV: 59.1
Distillery: Invergordon
Country: Scotland
Scotch region: Highland
Region: Highland
Type: Single Grain
Size: 70
Bottler: The Pearls of Scotland
Series: Rare Cask Selection
Age: 18
Vintage: 1997
Bottled: 2015
Cask no: 105
No of bottles: 105
Category: Single Grain whisky
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Invergordon 18 yo (1997/2015), The Pearls (Cask #105), 59.1%
An exceptional whisky that tells the story of craftsmanship, time, and rare elegance. This 18-year-old single grain whisky from the prestigious Invergordon distillery represents the ultimate indulgence for the seasoned whisky enthusiast.
Produced in 1997 and lovingly hand-selected by The Pearls of Scotland, this whisky is a testament to the sublime artistry of Scottish whisky production. With an impressive alcohol content of 59.1%, it delivers a powerful and nuanced tasting experience that will delight even the most discerning connoisseurs.
Each drop is a journey through time and terroir. The dark amber color promises deep, complex flavor notes that have evolved through more than a decade of patient rest. The nose invites an achievement of aromatic experiences – dense notes of warm spices, ripe fruits, and hints of the rich character of oak.
As part of the exclusive Rare Cask Selection, this whisky offers a rarity that goes beyond the ordinary. With only a limited number of bottles available, this is more than just a drink – it’s a collector’s item for the privileged few.
Enjoy it either neat or with a splash of water that opens up its subtle nuances. A whisky that is not merely drunk, but experienced.
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