Whitlaw (Highland Park) Refill Barrel 2022

Whitlaw (Highland Park) Refill Barrel 2022

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Whitlaw (Highland Park) Refill Barrel 2022
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HED46737

20000 cl

63.5%
£1,995.00
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Distilled in November 2022 and filled into refill barrels at a robust 63.5% ABV, these casks retain the distillery’s distinctive character while allowing the spirit to develop with elegance and balance over time. Whitlaw is the trade name for Highland Park, these casks have naming rights, so can be labelled "Distilled at Highland Park" when bottled.

Highland Park’s spirit is celebrated for its subtle peat influence, heather honey character and maritime complexity, making Orkney whisky highly sought after among collectors and independent bottlers alike. Refill wood provides a gentler maturation profile, allowing the distillery character to remain at the forefront while encouraging slow, refined development.

Includes three years of storage and insurance at Braeside Bond.

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Arguably one of Scotland's most famous 'island distilleries' and certainly one of the most remote, Highland Park is situated on Orkney in the Shetlands. Established in 1798, the distillery sources peat from their own heather moorland and water from Cattie Maggie's spring, the same source they have been using for over 200 years. Highland Park still operate their own floor malts, which provide around 20% of the barley they require for whisky-making, and operate two wash still and two spirit stills.

The spirit is bold and complex with a whiff of wood char and a dense, barley-forward, honeyed character. The 12 year old and 18 year olds are considered classic malts by many whisky lovers, while single vintage releases and special editions sell quickly to collectors. Independent bottlings are rare, but worth seeking out.

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