Benriach Smoky Quarter Cask is a single malt whisky produced by the Benriach distillery in Scotland. It is aged in American oak barrels before being transferred to quarter casks ma...
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Benriach Smoky Quarter Cask is a single malt whisky produced by the Benriach distillery in Scotland. It is aged in American oak barrels before being transferred to quarter casks made of American oak. The small size of the quarter casks allows for a more intense interaction between the whisky and the wood, resulting in a smoky and rich flavor profile. The whisky is bottled without chill-filtration, preserving the natural flavors and character of the spirit. The smoky notes in the whisky are balanced by notes of fruit, honey, and spices, making for a well-rounded and flavorful dram.
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About The Brand: Benriach
Benriach, a Speyside single malt Scotch whiskey, has a unique whisky manufacturing history that dates back to 1898 when founder John Duff constructed his distillery. Without this tradition, Benriach would not be the interesting and exceptional whisky that it is today. Benriach is a ruggedly picturesque distillery in north Speyside that draws water from a mineral-rich aquifer deep underneath the distillery. It is located on the site of the former Riach farm. Our whiskey producers are free to explore the full flavor potential of single malt, producing some of the richest, most multi-layered whiskies in Speyside, thanks to a long-standing history of distilling three varieties of whisky: traditional unpeated, Highland peated, and triple distilled. Under the direction of Master Blender Dr. Rachel Barrie, this custom is being practiced today. The tale of Benriach tells of a Speyside jewel that has been kept concealed but is now slowly disclosing its delights for everyone to enjoy.
