Oban is a Scotch whisky produced in the Highland region of Scotland. The distillery is known for its coastal location and the influence of the nearby sea on its whisky. Oban typica...
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Oban is a Scotch whisky produced in the Highland region of Scotland. The distillery is known for its coastal location and the influence of the nearby sea on its whisky. Oban typically features a balance of rich, fruity flavors and a hint of smoke, characteristic of the distillery's style.
Tasting Notes
Nose
A rich and complex nose with notes of citrus fruits, sea salt, and a hint of smoke.
Palate
The palate is full-bodied with flavors of honey, dried fruits, and a touch of spice, balanced by a subtle maritime influence.
Finish
The finish is long and warming, with lingering notes of oak and a slight brininess.
Additional Notes
An intriguing expression that showcases the coastal character of Oban, blending sweetness with a maritime edge.
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About The Brand: Oban
The port of Oban on Scotland's west coast is home to the Oban distillery, which produces whiskey. It was constructed in 1794 before the town of the same name, which later arose in the nearby rocky harbor. Diageo is the owner of the Oban distillery. It produces whiskey that has been characterized as having a 'West Highland' flavor that lies between the dry, smokey style of the Scottish islands and the lighter, sweeter malts of the Highlands since it only has two pot stills, making it one of the smallest in Scotland. John and Hugh Stevenson, brothers, founded the distillery in 1794, and they ran it until 1866, when Peter Curnstie purchased it. In 1883, Walter Higgin bought it and restored it. Higgin was acquired by Alexander Edward in 1898, who also owned Aultmore Distillery. When a significant blending firm, Pattison's of Leith, went out of business in its first year of operation, it sustained significant losses. Oban was sold to Dewars in 1923 and joined the distillers firm in 1925. From 1931 to 1937 and again from 1969 to 1972 when a new still house was constructed, it was quiet. A new visitors' center was built in 1989.
