Aber Falls Calvados Cask is a Welsh whisky with an ABV of 46%. It is finished in Calvados casks, which are known for imparting apple and pear characteristics to the spirit. Aber Fa...
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Aber Falls Calvados Cask is a Welsh whisky with an ABV of 46%. It is finished in Calvados casks, which are known for imparting apple and pear characteristics to the spirit. Aber Falls Distillery is located in North Wales and is recognized for its commitment to using local ingredients.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Fresh apples and pears with a hint of cinnamon and vanilla, complemented by a subtle oakiness.
Palate
Juicy apple flavors intermingled with spices, a touch of caramel, and a creamy mouthfeel.
Finish
Medium length with lingering apple notes and a slight warmth from the spices.
Additional Notes
A delightful expression that showcases the influence of Calvados cask maturation, offering a unique twist on Welsh whisky.
Production Methods
Aber Falls Calvados Cask is a Welsh whisky that has been finished in casks previously used for Calvados, which is an apple brandy from the Normandy region of France. This expression does not carry an age statement.
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About The Brand: Aber Falls
There are only four whisky distilleries in Wales, and Aber Falls is the first to open in North Wales since the early 1900s. Our whiskey is produced, bottled, and aged in our distillery, which is just a short distance from Rhaeadr Fawr, the well-known Aber Falls waterfall. We use locally sourced, freshly made Welsh ingredients to create our whisky. Our distillery is located in the town of Abergwyngregyn, which lies at the base of the renowned Aber Falls waterfall. This attractive area, which draws more than 50,000 tourists annually, is close to the seaside and conveniently located off the A55.Our building, which was formerly a slate works in the 19th century, a margarine factory during the World Wars, and more recently a drinks wholesaler depot, has been lovingly restored and renovated and serves as the perfect setting for the production of our spirits and showcasing the zeal and expertise of our craftsmanship.
