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Jura Seven Wood
The ability of Jura's tiny island community to reimagine and reinvent has allowed our distillery to thrive. Such vision has brought to life this complex single malt - a fitting tribute to our Master Blender's skill. Thanks to the forestry commission, sawmill and cooperage in France, we use the finest virgin French oak casks to enhance our whisky. Layers of complexity and flavour emerge from a maturation journey that begins in American White Oak ex bourbon casks before a portion of the whisky is split between six different virgin oak casks sourced from across various regions of France.
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Part of the Whyte and Mackay family of brands.
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Nose: Coffee, ginger spice and a hint of chocolate.
Palate: Crème caramel, baked peach, liquorice and candied orange.
Finish: Long, lightly spiced with a hint of sea spray and smoke.
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Glenfiddich 14 Year Old
A 14-year-old single malt from Glenfiddich, matured in a combination of freshly-charred American oak casks and ex-bourbon barrels. The palate is led by sweet vanilla and peppery oak spice, followed by notes of toffee apples, ripe red cherries and sweet malt.
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Part of the William Grant and Sons family of brands.
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Nose: A prominent oaky vanilla aroma is complemented by bright citrus notes of candied lemon and orange. Layers of apple tart, burnt sugar, and hints of cask char add depth.
Palate: The whisky delivers a lusciously sweet experience with caramel and toffee apple flavors. Creamy vanilla and spicy, toasted oak notes emerge, balanced by the candied orange peel.
Finish: The finish is long and warming, featuring rich woody spice, mellow butterscotch, toffee popcorn, and a lingering sweetness from the malt.
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