Braeval 12 Year Old Clan Denny RAF Charity Bottling 2001

Braeval 12 Year Old Clan Denny RAF Charity Bottling 2001

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Braeval 12 Year Old Clan Denny RAF Charity Bottling 2001
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HED82891

70 cl

46.8%
£59.20
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Braeval 12 Year Old Clan Denny RAF Charity Bottling 2001 is a single malt Scotch whisky from Banffshire, Scotland. This independent bottling by Vintage Malt Whisky Co for the RAF Association features a delicate and floral Highland profile that has been softened by 12 years in oak. The Braeval distillery is historically associated with blending so this release offers a rare opportunity to taste the pure and grassy character of the spirit without the weight of heavy Sherry or peat. The profile is remarkably clean, showing the distillery’s modern setup and its ability to produce a light and elegant spirit that shines when matured in refill Bourbon casks.

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An Elevated Speysider

Originally known as Braes of Glenlivet, Braeval distillery nestles within Livet glen in the south of Speyside and sources its water from the Pitilie Burn. It's nearby to the more famous Glenlivet distillery and changed its name to avoid confusion. Standing at 350m elevation, Braeval is the highest distillery in Scotland.

Founded as one of the first wholly automated distilleries in Scotland in 1973, Braeval uses six long-necked stills with upward sloping lyne arms, which help to create its signature light, floral style of Speyside single malt.

This Chivas-owned distillery does not release any of its own single malts (most Braeval whisky goes into the blends such as Chivas Regal), though rare independent bottlings do attract the interest of collectors.

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