Cask No. 39.132
The Scotch Malt Whisky Society


Cask No. 39.132
Flowers pressed in wood
Speyside, Lossie
After fifteen years in a bourbon hogshead, we transferred this whisky to a virgin oak butt. The nose has hedgerows, camomile lawns and spring flowers; time brings out lemon and menthol cigarettes, but there is a core of wood – like opening a polished wood flower press. The palate has an interesting dichotomy – flowers and exotic fruits (mango, orange zest, lychee, dried papaya) against a backbone of oiled wood, toasted oak, tree bark and dry woody spice. The nose deepens a little with water (barber-shop, apothecary) but it is the palate that carries the real depth and character of this tasty, complex malt.
Drinking tip: In the garden at dusk.
Colour: Rose goldCask: Virgin oak butt, heavy toast medium char
Age: 15 years
Date distilled: June 2000
Alcohol: 58.6%
USA allocation: 114 bottles
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