The Whisky:

This whisky was distilled at one of the older and very renowned Speyside distilleries on April 1st 2013, and laid to mature in ex-bourbon cask with number 5254.

It was bottled at an age of exactly 8 years on the 1st of april 2021, and the outturn was 285 bottles. Each bottle is hand numbered. Of course the whisky is non-chill filtered and not coloured.

The whisky is bottled at a strength of 56.1%, at which it is a blast of flavour and complexity.

The Label:

The label is a true work of art designed by my friend Andrew (@whiskyhobo on insta) and is inspired by my love for ancient civilizations and old ruins. I visited the old Maya cities in the jungle of Mexico 3 years ago and wanted to recreate the feeling of uncovering a long lost treasure when holding this bottle in your hand. What do you think, did we nail it?

There’s a clue hidden in the label to the origins of the label, can you find it?

Roger's Tasting Notes:

Colour: Light gold

Nose: Quite buttery, butterscotch, then alternating with fresh citrus, oranges and orange zest

Palate: Smooth and sweet, nice rounded, white grapes, jasmin tea

Finish: Medium long and just a little bit drying