Glenfiddich 19 Year Age of Discovery Bourbon Cask Single Speyside Malt Whisky 40%
Glenfiddich 19 Year Age of Discovery Bourbon Cask is a refined and classic Speyside whisky from the iconic Glenfiddich distillery. This 19‑year‑old whisky has been finished in carefully selected bourbon casks, giving it a full, rounded, and complex profile with distinct notes of vanilla, caramel, and tropical fruit.
In the glass, the whisky shows a warm golden color. The aroma is aromatic and inviting with notes of vanilla, honey, and ripe fruit such as pear and apple, combined with subtle hints of coconut and caramel from the bourbon cask. The bouquet is classic Speyside with a soft and sweet elegance that makes the whisky appealing from the very first encounter.
On the palate, it is full‑bodied, rounded, and smooth with a silky mouthfeel. Tropical fruits and sweet vanilla from the bourbon cask combine with caramel and light spice, creating a harmonious balance between sweetness and complexity. The 40% alcohol strength makes the whisky accessible while still retaining fullness and character.
The finish is long, warm, and persistent with notes of vanilla, caramel, and light oak that slowly fade, leaving an elegant, classic Speyside conclusion.
Glenfiddich 19 Year Age of Discovery is an exclusive series of single malt whiskies that explores global flavor experiences through carefully selected cask maturations. Each whisky in the series has been aged for 19 years and finished in casks that previously held wine, port, or sherry from different regions, adding complex, fruity, and spiced notes. The series combines Glenfiddich’s classic Speyside character with unique international nuances, creating an elegant, refined, and exciting tasting experience for whisky lovers.
Distillery: Glenfiddich Age of Discovery
Age: 19 years
Type: Single Speyside Malt Whisky
Alcohol strength: 40%
70 cl.
Other: Matured for 19 years in used bourbon casks. Glenfiddich was founded in 1887 by William Grant and the distillery remains family‑owned, one of the few in Scotland
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