Whisky Talisker Single Malt Scotch Aged 10 Years (70cl)
45.8%
0.7L
Intensity
With a typically peppery and warming finish, this whisky from the only distillery on the Isle of Skye is really one to be savoured.
More infoThis is one of Talisker’s flagship whiskies, from the Isle of Skye’s only distillery. Matured for ten years in oak barrels, this whisky reveals quite a powerful character marked by notes of peat, gentle spices and salt. We appreciate its warming finish that evolves into its emblematic, peppery hints, making it a drink to savour.
Lot presentation
Whisky Talisker Single Malt Scotch Aged 10 Years (70cl)
The wine
This is one of Talisker’s flagship whiskies, from the Isle of Skye’s only distillery. Matured for ten years in oak barrels, this whisky reveals quite a powerful character marked by notes of peat, gentle spices and salt. We appreciate its warming finish that evolves into its emblematic, peppery hints, making it a drink to savour.
About the Producer Talisker
Scotland, Isle of Skye. Distillery operational. Owner: Diageo
A leading single malt in the Six Classic Malts range first released in the late 1980s, Talisker was already well-known to fans of peated whisky. In the 1970s, the malt was found in an 8 year old version (45.8%) and a 12 year old version (43%). The 1980s saw the addition to the label of the famous dandy Johnnie Walker, who replaced the distillery's coat of arms which had been used up until this point (50s, 60s and 70s). A key supplier of malt to the blends Johhnie Walker, Te Beag, White Horse and Isle of Skye, Talisker was for many years limited to just two expressions, the Classic Malts and Distillers Edition. From 2001, however, bottlings became more common, allowing the vaults to release venerable versions aged for 20, 25, 30 and 35 years, culminating in 2016 with the release of a Talisker 40 Year Old in the Rare Malts Selection (45.7%) limited to just five bottles worldwide. It was the first and most likely the last, as, like Lagavulin, this edition of Talisker is unique in the history of the Rare Malts range.
Detailed characteristics
Quantity: 1 bottle
Level: 1 NormalObservation: 1 NormalOrigin: domain
Recoverable VAT: yes
Original wooden case / Original case: yes
French customs seal: no
Alcohol percentage: 45.8 %
Region: Scotland - Highlands
Appellation: Whisky
Colour: amber
Service temperature: 18°
Intensity: full-bodied
Leading aroma: peaty
Tasting occasion: wine to sip