Tamdhu 43 Year Old

Tamdhu 43 Year Old

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Tamdhu 43 Year Old
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HED04616

70 cl

50.8%
£13,500.00
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Tamdhu 43 Year Old is a single malt whisky that has matured in three distinctive sherry oak casks. This extended maturation contributes to its unique character and facilitates a rich interaction between the spirit and wood. Non-chill filtered, it retains a deep, natural colour. On the nose, expect notes of rich sherry, treacle toffee, dried coriander, berries, citrus, and dried spice. The palate reveals layers of deep sherry, orange, blackcurrant, molasses, chocolate coconut, with a hint of coffee. The finish is long, marked by sherry oak, lemon, and dried berries. Tamdhu Distillery has operated since 1897, focusing on traditional craftsmanship.
1 of 100 bottles
Oloroso Sherry Cask

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Tamdhu distillery was founded on the banks of the river Spey in Knockando in 1897. Most of the malts produced at the distillery are dedicated to blends – indeed the first time many whisky drinkers will have tasted Tamdhu malts is in such celebrated blends as Famous Grouse and Cutty Sark. However in recent years Tamdhu has earned a very solid reputation for the quality of its own bottled single malts.

In 2013 current brand owner Ian Macleod Distillers released its flagship Tamdhu 10-year-old. This was soon followed by the multi-award-winning Tamdhu ‘Batch Strength’ series and, in 2017, a highly collectible Tamdhu 50-year-old. In addition, for its recent 125th anniversary, Tamdhu released an impressive 18-year-old single malt. A selection of older age-statement bottlings can also be found from independent bottlers such as Gordon & Macphail.

The fruity, spicy Tamdhu house style is largely attributable to its malts being matured exclusively in ex-oloroso casks. This maturation regime also imparts Tamdhu’s characteristic deep copper hue.

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