Ballathie Whisky

On the banks of the River Tay in Perthshire lies Ballathie, where traditional methods and local ingredients merge into a whisky of rich, complex character. The distillery sits right at the border between craft and landscape, with the river a constant neighbor throughout the process. This is Scotch whisky shaped as much by place as by the stills.

Ballathie House Hotel 8 years old Single Speyside Highland Malt Scotch Whisky 40%

Item no.: 505956-807534-848

Distillery: BallathieBottler: Inverarity Age: 8 years Type: Single Speyside Highland Malt Scotch Whisky Alc. strength: 40 % 70 cl.
1pcs.
46,75EUR

About Ballathie

Ballathie Distillery, beautifully situated on the banks of the River Tay in Scotland, is known for its craftsmanship and rich traditions. The distillery uses local ingredients and traditional methods to create whisky with a unique and complex flavor profile, shaped by its cool, riverside location. For newcomers, Ballathie is an accessible introduction to a lesser-known Highland style, while connoisseurs appreciate the consistent quality and the distinct sense of place the whisky carries.

History & Background

Ballathie Distillery sits on the Ballathie Estate in Perthshire, where distilling has taken place since the late 1800s, with the River Tay a central part of both the landscape and the water supply. Over the years the distillery has kept a relatively low profile compared to the big, famous Highland names, but has built a solid reputation among connoisseurs for its consistent style. Today the distillery offers guided tours that give insight into the craftsmanship still defining production.

Production & Style

The whisky is distilled and matured following classic methods, giving it a smooth, characterful profile.

Signature Style

Smooth, Characterful, Round
The whisky offers a smooth, characterful profile with a round finish.

Facts

Producer	Ballathie
Pronounced	Buh-lay-thee
Country	Scotland

Did you know?

By Scottish law, Scotch Whisky must be matured for at least three years in oak casks in Scotland before it can be called Scotch at all.

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