Arran
Volume
700ml
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N/A
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A fab indie bottling of Arran single malt, matured for eight years between June 2013 and November 2021 in a single ex-bourbon barrel. After this rest, the gang at Douglas Laing cra...
Arran 8 Year Old 2013 (Cask 15394) Provenance (Douglas Laing)
Arran 8 Year Old 2013 (Cask 15394) Provenance (Douglas Laing)
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A fab indie bottling of Arran single malt, matured for eight years between June 2013 and November 2021 in a single ex-bourbon barrel. After this rest, the gang at Douglas Laing cracked open the cask, releasing an outturn of 343 bottles for the ever exciting Provenance series.
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Scottish rainfall at Loch Na Davie in the hills above the distillery is the source of Arran Single Malt. Six waterfalls along the Easan Biorach burn cleanse the water as it flows through it as it cascades down the mountain. Whole grains of our barley are sent to us from mainland maltsters. We grind the grains at Lochranza after that. The spirit absorbs color and flavor from the wood over many years in our warehouses on Arran. It is crucial that the casks we use be of the highest caliber. We never add caramel or use cold filtering to remove flavor from our whiskies. Our water is so pure that we can produce a clear, delicious dram that is pure and unadulterated. Nearly 30 years ago, we started distilling at our first distillery in lovely Lochranza. The closeness to Loch na Davie gave us access to a pretty unique supply of fresh water for distillation although many other places were at the time taken into consideration. We were certain that this would benefit us going forward. In 2019, we launched our second distillery in Lagg in the south of the island, where we produce a very distinctive peated single malt. In 1995, the north end of the island saw the establishment of the Lochranza distillery. At Lagg in the south end, we now have a sister distillery for Scottish whiskey.
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