An Cnoc Sherry Cask Finish

An Cnoc Sherry Cask Finish

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An Cnoc Sherry Cask Finish
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HED46766

70 cl

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£40.00
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An exciting permanent addition to Knockdhu`s range of single malts, this non-age statement expression brims with the distinctively soft, sweet, and fruity flavours that anCnoc is known for. With a delightful sherry finish, it reveals enticing notes of vanilla, warm spice, and an added layer of richness from subtle hints of lingering campfire smoke. This exceptional dram is crafted by combining Knockdhu`s peated and non-peated spirits. After maturing in American oak casks, it undergoes a finishing period in sherry butts sourced from Jerez. This final touch amplifies the whisky`s character as the smoky spirit intertwines with the sweet, spicy wood flavours.

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Over a century of Highland distilling

AnCnoc – pronounced ‘A-nock’ – is a leading producer of Highland single malt whiskies which are traditional at heart but with a contemporary twist. The Knochdhu Distillery in Banffshire was founded by entrepreneur John Morrison in 1894 and is named after the nearby Black Hill, known as Cnoc Dubh in Gaelic. This is the source of the natural spring water which has been used to craft the distillery’s single malts for more than 125 years.

AnCnoc’s location close to the Speyside border is reflected in its core range of contemporary, lighter styles of Highland single malts, with richness coming from ageing in American and Spanish oak barrels, previously used to mature either Bourbon or Sherry. However equally worth seeking out are AnCnoc’s fine peated whiskies, and vintage, age-statement and limited-edition bottlings. All are crafted maintaining time-honoured methods, know-how and tools – including using the original style of long-necked copper pot stills – by distillery manager Gordon Bruce and his team.

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