Teaninich 45 Year Old Joy Whisky Decanter 1975

Teaninich 45 Year Old Joy Whisky Decanter 1975

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Teaninich 45 Year Old Joy Whisky Decanter 1975
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HED04055

70 cl

41.8%
£1,800.00
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Teaninich 45 Year Old Joy Whisky Decanter 1975 is a limited release, with only 199 bottles available. Distilled in 1975, this whisky matured for 45 years in a first-fill bourbon cask (#14806) before being bottled by the Chinese independent bottler Joy Whisky in 2021. Teaninich distillery, established in 1817 in the Scottish Highlands, is known for its traditional methods and distinct character. The ornate decanter reflects the craftsmanship associated with this rare spirit. Enjoy the complexity that comes with such prolonged maturation.
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First Fill Bourbon Cask

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Founded in 1817 and moth-balled twice between 1939-1945 and 1985-1991, Teaninich is a lesser known Highland distillery which is rarely seen bottled as an own-label edition. The distillery was established by Hugh Munro on the estate of the Teaninich castle, eventually being sold to his younger brother John in around 1830. The team run three wash and three spirit stills and operate the only hammer mill and mash filter in Scotland, with all other distilleries using a traditional mash tun for their fermentations. This unique approach allow Teaninich to produce a notably lighter, cleaner wort that translates directly into a more refined style of whisky.

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