Inchgower 2011 12 Year Old (WC)
Whisky : Scottish
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Inchgower 2011 12 Year Old (WC)
Inchgower is a traditional Speyside distillery near Buckie, Scotland, founded in 1871 and now part of Diageo’s portfolio. Although much of its production supplies blended whisky, rare single malt bottlings like this 12-year-old give enthusiasts a taste of its delicate, coastal-influenced character.
Nose: The finish in a Sauternes cask brings a layered bouquet of lemon preserve, green grapes, soft honeyed notes and ripe apricot, with gentle sweetness and a hint of waxy malt.
Palate: Rich and concentrated, the palate often shows dried fruit and citrus, with butterscotch and subtle floral elements. The influence of the sweet wine cask tends to add depth and complexity without overshadowing the malt.
Finish: Long, gently sweet and fruity, with lingering honeyed and orchard fruit flavours that taper into a warm, satisfying close.
- Food Pairing : This Speyside malt’s fruit and honeyed richness make it an excellent contemplative sipper alongside desserts with dried fruit or honey creams, such as a sticky toffee pudding or pear tart. Its zesty citrus notes also help it cut through spiced cheeses like aged cheddar or a creamy blue, balancing richness with refreshing brightness. Consider serving it neat or with a few drops of water to open up its aromatics.
- Drink before: Allows for long-term storage.
- Vintage: 2011
- Manufacturer: Single Cask
- Region: Speyside, Scotland
- Alcohol Content: 46%
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