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  Ben Nevis 2012 Cadenheads 9 years old Warehouse Tasting Single Malt Highland Whisky 56,7%

  Item no.: 22227865479-1106-19727990123

  Ben Nevis 2012/2021 Cadenhead’s 9 Years Warehouse Tasting Single Malt Highland Whisky 70 cl 56.7%

  At the foot of the highest mountain in the UK, where rain filters through peat and granite before reaching the distillery, Ben Nevis produces a malt unlike any other — big, oily, a little wild. Cadenhead took a single hogshead from 2012, let it rest in Spanish Manzanilla from 2020, and bottled it raw as it was. One of those bottles you only encounter if you were standing in the warehouse in Campbeltown with a glass in hand.

  Expert description of Ben Nevis 9 Years Old 2012 Cadenhead’s Warehouse Tasting
  This is a Warehouse Tasting bottling from Wm Cadenhead, Scotland’s oldest independent bottler, based in Campbeltown right next to Springbank. The Warehouse Tasting series is a small handful of casks drawn each year directly from Cadenhead’s own warehouse and bottled for the tastings held on site. These are releases without colouring, without chill‑filtration, at full cask strength, and they are almost impossible to find elsewhere.

  The spirit was distilled at Ben Nevis in Fort William in 2012 and matured for nine years before bottling. Ben Nevis has been owned by Japan’s Nikka since 1989 and is known for a powerful, full‑bodied and slightly oily Highland malt with a deep, waxy character. It’s a style that can easily carry the kind of cask it received here.

  The cask is a Manzanilla hogshead — a cask that previously held dry sherry from Sanlúcar de Barrameda — and the malt was transferred into it in 2020. Manzanilla is the driest and most saline‑mineral of the sherries, so where an oloroso cask would add dark fruit and chocolate, Manzanilla pulls the whisky in a nuttier, drier, almost coastal direction. It meets Ben Nevis’ natural weight in a bottling that is big on flavour without becoming sweet.

  Tasting notes
  Nose: Dry and nutty from the start, with roasted almonds, a touch of salted caramel and the light, yeasty note Ben Nevis often shows. Behind that: apple peel, a hint of wax and a faint maritime mineral edge from the Manzanilla.
  Palate: Full and oily in the mouth, exactly what you hope for from Ben Nevis. Dried apricots and walnut, a layer of dark bread and malt, and a peppery spice that grows with the high strength. Dry sherry all the way, no sugar.
  Finish: Long and warm with nuts, dry oak and a lingering salted lift. A lightly bitter, mineral note at the very end that brings the sea to mind.

  Specifications
  Name: Ben Nevis 9 Years Old 2012 Cadenhead’s Warehouse Tasting Manzanilla Hogshead
  Distillery: Ben Nevis
  Region/Country: Highlands, Scotland
  Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 56.7%
  Size: 700 ml
  Cask type: Manzanilla hogshead since 2020
  Distilled: 2012
  Edition: Cadenhead’s Warehouse Tasting
  EAN: —

  Flavour profile
  Sherry‑matured · Dry · Nutty · Oily · Spicy · Maritime

  Investment potential
  Medium. Warehouse Tasting bottles are filled in very small quantities and sold only to participants at Cadenhead’s tastings in Campbeltown, making them hard to obtain from day one. That gives them genuine rarity, but Ben Nevis from Cadenhead in this age range is not yet a name that moves dramatically at auction, so the potential is solid rather than steep.

  Did you know?
  Ben Nevis is the last distillery in Scotland that still insists on using brewer’s yeast for fermentation — an old‑fashioned method most others have abandoned. It’s a major reason behind the deep, slightly wild character of the spirit.

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  Ben Nevis Cadenheads 13 Year Old 2012/2025 Original Collection Single Highland Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Item no.: 22225390-7556

  Ben Nevis Cadenhead’s 13 Year Old 2012/2025 Original Collection Single Highland Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Cadenhead's Ben Nevis 13 Year Old 70CL / 46%

  At the foot of Scotland’s highest mountain sits a distillery that has kept a low profile for almost two centuries. Ben Nevis makes whisky the old‑school way — heavy, meaty and completely uninterested in trends. Here it’s captured by Cadenhead’s, Scotland’s oldest independent bottler, and released exactly as it is.

  This is a Ben Nevis from Cadenhead’s Original Collection — the series where bottles are filled honestly and without fuss, often in natural colour and without chill‑filtration. The distillery was founded in 1825 by John McDonald, a man so large he earned the nickname “Long John.” The whisky is a Highland single malt matured in a combination of bourbon and oloroso hogsheads. The bourbon casks bring brightness and sweetness, while the oloroso adds the darker, nutty layers.

  Ben Nevis is known for a deep, slightly waxy style that carries cask influence beautifully. At 46% and with 13 years behind it, this sits in a sweet spot — mature enough to show complexity, yet still muscular with the distillery’s signature character. A classic whisky‑nerd Ben Nevis, where you taste the yeast, the malt and the wood.

  Nose: Biscotti and clootie dumpling, the traditional Scottish steamed pudding full of dried fruit. Apricot marmalade with a hint of ginger.
  Palate: Walnut whip and golden syrup, soft and sweet, with spiced cardamom buns adding warmth and bite.
  Finish: Hazelnut and cocoa drifting into blackcurrant with a dark, lightly bitter edge.

  Flavour profile: Sherried · Nutty · Spicy · Fruity · Creamy

  Name: Cadenhead's Ben Nevis 13 Year Old
  Distillery: Ben Nevis
  Region/Country: Highlands, Scotland
  Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 700 ml
  Cask type: Bourbon and oloroso hogsheads
  Bottler: Cadenhead's (Original Collection)

  Did you know? Ben Nevis takes its name from the mountain at whose foot it stands — the highest in the UK. The distillery has been owned by Japan’s Nikka since 1989, and part of its production has travelled to Japan over the years to be used in their blends.

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  Bowmore 2015/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 10 years old Single Islay Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Item no.: 22225390-7560

  Bowmore 2015/2025 Cadenhead’s Original Collection 10 Years Single Islay Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Bowmore 10 Year Old 2026 Cadenhead's Original Collection 70CL / 46%

  Down in the No. 1 Vaults, below sea level on Islay, a smoke is maturing that doesn’t roar but whispers. This is the Bowmore Cadenhead has captured here — fully matured in bourbon barrels, where tropical fruit is allowed to shine and the peat stays in the background like a distant bonfire on the beach.

  This is not the distillery’s own 10‑year‑old. It is an independent bottling from Cadenhead’s, Scotland’s oldest independent bottler, founded in Aberdeen in 1842 and today run by the people behind Springbank. The bottle belongs to the Original Collection — known for 46%, no chill‑filtration and no colouring, bringing the whisky into the glass as close to the cask as possible. This release carries batch code 26/66 and was bottled in May 2026.

  The entire maturation took place in bourbon barrels, and it shows. While Bowmore’s sherry‑matured expressions lean toward dark fruit and chocolate, this one goes the opposite direction: bright, fruity, with mango and grilled pineapple layered over the distillery’s gentle Islay smoke. It’s a Bowmore for those who want the island’s character without being wrapped in sherry — and a fine opportunity to taste what a single set of casks from one of Islay’s most historic distilleries can do in the hands of a bottler known for choosing well‑behaved wood.

  Nose: Brandy butter and toffee at the base, topped with strips of mango and a hint of cedarwood. Dry, warm, inviting.
  Palate: Anise and parma violet meet coconut and tinned pineapple. The sweetness is restrained, the smoke smoulders rather than burns.
  Finish: Chamomile and white pepper, a cool kiwi freshness and lingering pine needles.

  Flavour profile: Smoky · Fruity · Tropical · Creamy · Spicy

  Name: Bowmore 10 Year Old 2026 Cadenhead's Original Collection
  Distillery: Bowmore
  Bottler: Cadenhead’s (Original Collection)
  Region/Country: Islay, Scotland
  Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 700 ml
  Cask type: Bourbon barrels
  Age: 10 years
  Bottled: May 2026
  Batch code: 26/66
  EAN: 6108540127555

  Did you know? During World War II, the Royal Air Force took over Bowmore’s buildings and flew coastal patrols from Islay — production was halted from 1940 to 1943. Today, excess heat from the distillery is used to warm the town’s public swimming pool, located in one of the old warehouses.

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  Cadenheads 7-Stars Blended Scotch Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Item no.: 22225390-7549

  Scotland's oldest independent bottler digs a forgotten name out of the cellar and dusts it off. Seven Stars isn't a bottle that shouts. It whispers about old warehouses in Campbeltown, about hand-picked casks, and about a time when a blend had to prove its worth through flavour, not marketing.
  

  Expert review of Cadenhead's Seven Stars Blended Scotch Whisky 70CL 46%

  
  Seven Stars is a revival of a historic Cadenhead's label, originally bottled many decades ago to prove that exceptional whisky could be created by blending carefully selected casks from the company's own warehouses. Wm Cadenhead was founded in 1842 and is Scotland's oldest independent bottler, today run by J & A Mitchell, the people behind Springbank and Glengyle. That heritage sits behind this bottle.
  
  Inside is a blend of malt and grain whisky from distilleries all across Scotland. The ratio is said to be around 60 percent grain and 40 percent malt, making it a more grain-led blend than the malt-forward examples, with Benrinnes named as one of the components. After marrying, the whisky is finished in Oloroso sherry casks, and this is where the character really gains depth, body and a dark, almost Coca-Cola-like colour.
  
  It's all bottled at 46 percent, non-chill filtered, with no added colouring. The result is a natural, full-bodied whisky where the sherry cask gets to speak freely. A blend put together for people who normally reach for single malt.
  

  Tasting notes

  
  

  Nose

  
  Strawberries and cream meet apple pie and butter biscuits. Underneath sit raisins, cinnamon and a round, sweet sherry tone with a hint of cherry cola and a touch of damp dunnage.
  

  Palate

  
  Dried fruit bathed in old-style sherry. Tangerine skin, muscovado sugar and ginger snaps bring spiced sweetness, while the grain lays a soft vanilla underneath it all.
  

  Finish

  
  Raisins and cold cocoa, a slightly hoppy bitterness and a fresh, zesty lift at the end. Medium-length and rounded.
  

  Specifications

  
  Name: Cadenhead's Seven Stars Blended Scotch Whisky
  Distillery: Wm Cadenhead (independent bottler)
  Region/Country: Scotland
  Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 700 ML
  Cask type: Oloroso sherry finish
  Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed at room temperature in a tulip-shaped glass, optionally with a few drops of water
  

  Flavour profile

  
  Sherried · Fruity · Spicy · Smooth · Creamy
  

  Did you know?

  
  The Seven Stars name goes back to one of Cadenhead's old blend labels, and the retro gold-foil label is a deliberate nod to a 1970s vibe. There are even age-stated versions, including a 30-year-old cask-strength release.
  

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  • 67,00
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    60,25EUR
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  Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 33 Years Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70 cl 42,7%

  Item no.: 22225390-7550

  Cameronbridge 1992/2025 Cadenhead’s Original Collection 33 Years Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70 cl 42.7%

  Europe's largest grain distillery hides bottles that most people never lay eyes on. Cameronbridge churns out spirit on an industrial scale for Diageo's blends, but every once in a while a single cask slips free and gets to sit still for more than three decades. This is one of those casks.
  
  

  The expert's description of Cameronbridge 33 Year Old 42.7% Cadenhead's Original Collection

  
  Cameronbridge sits in Fife in the Lowlands and was founded in 1824 by John Haig. It is Europe's largest grain distillery and supplies the bulk of Diageo's grain spirit for blends like Johnnie Walker and Bell's. Single grain bottlings from the distillery are rare in themselves, and one with 33 years behind it is a true find that mostly surfaces through independent bottlers such as Cadenhead's.
  
  This release is part of Cadenhead's Original Collection, the series from Scotland's oldest independent bottler. The whisky is distilled from grain and has matured fully in Bourbon hogsheads — the cask type that lets the grain's soft, creamy character speak up with vanilla, coconut and gentle spice rather than being buried under heavy sherry. The result is a mature, rounded single grain where the long years in wood have added depth without sanding away the grain's signature softness.
  
  It is bottled at 42.7% without chill filtration in Cadenhead's familiar style, letting the whisky speak for itself rather than polishing it smooth.
  
  

  Tasting Notes

  
  

  Nose

  
  Brandy butter and soft toffee meet dried mango strips and a touch of cedarwood. A nose that is at once dessert-like and lightly oaked — mature, but never heavy.
  
  

  Palate

  
  Aniseed and parma violet give a floral, almost confectionery note that settles on top of coconut and tinned pineapple. Tropical and sweet, but with a spiced edge.
  
  

  Finish

  
  Chamomile and white pepper fade out alongside kiwi and pine needles. A fresh, herbal close that pulls back the sweetness and lands dry.
  
  

  Specifications

  
  Name: Cameronbridge 33 Year Old 42.7% Cadenhead's Original Collection
  Distillery: Cameronbridge
  Region/Country: Lowlands, Scotland
  Type: Single Grain Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 42.7%
  Size: 700 ML
  Cask Type: Bourbon hogsheads
  Bottler: Cadenhead's
  Edition: Original Collection, May 2026
  EAN no.: 6108540127 31
  
  

  Flavour Profile

  
  Fruity · Tropical · Soft · Creamy · Spicy · Floral
  
  

  Did you know?

  
  Cameronbridge is where grain whisky really came into its own. This was where Robert Stein's column still went into operation in the 1820s, and later the Coffey still was put to work — the technology that made it possible to produce light grain spirit on a large scale and laid the foundation for the entire world of blended whisky we know today.
  
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  Dumbarton 1987/2003 Cadenheads 15 years old Authentic Collection Single Lowland Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 58,1%

  Item no.: 505956-807534-717

  Dumbarton 1987/2003 Cadenhead's Authentic Collection 15 Years Single Lowland Malt Scotch Whisky

  A red‑brick giant at the meeting of the Leven and Clyde, once home to whisky on a scale few distilleries could match — and guarded by a flock of Chinese geese. That’s the origin of this dram: a rarity from a place that no longer exists.

  This is a bottle for the collector who chases the lost. Dumbarton was primarily a massive grain distillery, built in 1938 by Hiram Walker to supply the Ballantine’s blend. But inside the same complex stood a small malt distillery called Inverleven, and it is that malt spirit you find in this bottle. Cadenhead’s — Scotland’s oldest independent bottler, founded in 1842 — chose to label it “Dumbarton” rather than Inverleven, something worth knowing if you search for it in databases or at auction.

  It was distilled in 1987 and bottled in March 2003 after 15 years in a single bourbon hogshead. Only 294 bottles came from the cask. The whisky is part of Cadenhead’s Authentic Collection — their series of single‑cask releases, un‑chillfiltered, natural colour, and bottled at full cask strength. This is whisky in its most unfiltered form, and at 58.1% it makes itself known. The Inverleven stills fell silent forever in 1991, and the Dumbarton complex closed in 2002 before being demolished. The stills were moved to Islay, where they now serve Bruichladdich and The Botanist gin. There will be no more whisky like this.

  A classic Lowlander in character — light, fresh and grassy rather than heavy or smoky.

  Nose: Grassy and fresh, like sitting by a roadside ditch on a summer day. Plenty of citrus and bright fruit.
  Palate: Dry and spicy with the warmth of full cask strength. A sweet core beneath the sharpness, with grain and pale fruit.
  Finish: Medium length, clean and citrus‑driven. The warmth fades slowly.

  Smoky: no · Fruity · Citrus · Grassy · Spicy · Cask Strength

  Name: Dumbarton 1987/2003 Cadenhead's Authentic Collection 15 Years
  Distillery: Dumbarton (Inverleven stills)
  Bottler: Cadenhead’s
  Region/Country: Lowland, Scotland
  Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 58.1%
  Size: 700 ml
  Cask type: Bourbon hogshead
  Distilled: 1987
  Bottled: March 2003
  Bottles: 294
  Edition: Authentic Collection
  Other: Un‑chillfiltered, natural colour

  Investment potential: Medium. A closed and demolished distillery, single cask, only 294 bottles, and a respected bottler — all factors that push value upward. But Inverleven/Dumbarton does not have the same cult following as the big names, so price growth is driven more by rarity than hype. A bottle that typically trades above its original retail price, but without dramatic spikes.

  Did you know? Dumbarton had its own security force: around 100 Chinese geese, introduced in 1959 to guard the warehouses. They became so famous they appeared in Ballantine’s adverts. When the distillery closed, the last seven geese were retired and sent to Glasgow Green.

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  Fettercairn 2006/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 19 Year Old Single Highland Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Item no.: 22225390-7557

  Fettercairn 2006/2025 Cadenhead’s Original Collection 19 Year Old Single Highland Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%
  Cadenhead's Fettercairn 19 Year Old 70CL / 46%

  On the edge of the Cairngorms, where the mountains cast long shadows over the Mearns, lies Fettercairn — a distillery known for producing a spirit that naturally leans toward the sweet and full‑bodied. Nineteen years of quiet maturation, then bottled by one of Scotland’s oldest independent houses. This isn’t a whisky that shouts. It lets time do the talking.

  This is an independent bottling from Cadenhead’s — Scotland’s oldest independent bottler, founded in Aberdeen in 1842. Their Original Collection is the honest kind: single malt bottled without colouring, unfiltered, and at a strength that lets both cask and distillery character speak clearly without burning. Unlike Fettercairn’s official releases, this one doesn’t carry the distillery’s own design, but Cadenhead’s understated green label, where everything is about what’s inside the bottle.

  The whisky has spent all nineteen years in bourbon barrels — no finish, no sherry to mask anything. This is Fettercairn in its purest form, shaped by the distillery’s naturally sweet, weighty style and the seasoned American oak. The bourbon casks push it toward bright, fruity sweetness: vanilla, soft caramel and a basket of ripe fruit rather than smoke or dryness.

  Nose: Fruit‑salad sweets and quince at first, then a soft toffee bonbon rounding everything off. Sweet and inviting, but never sticky.
  Palate: Creamy and rounded — think vanilla custard and toffee popcorn — with juicy nectarines cutting through and keeping it fresh.
  Finish: Dries slightly toward green, gorse‑like notes, with crisp Granny Smith apples and a dusting of cloves adding a final spicy lift.

  Flavour profile: Fruity · Creamy · Oaky · Sweet

  Name: Cadenhead’s Fettercairn 19 Year Old
  Distillery: Fettercairn Distillery
  Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
  Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 700 ml
  Cask type: Bourbon barrels (full maturation)
  Bottler: Cadenhead’s (Original Collection)
  Edition: Cadenhead’s Original Collection

  Did you know? Fettercairn is the only Scottish distillery with a copper ring around the top of its pot stills, allowing cold water to run down the outside during distillation. This cools the vapour and creates the light, clean spirit the distillery is known for.

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  Glenlossie-Glenlivet 2013/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 12 years Single Speyside Malt Whisky 46%

  Item no.: 22225390-7559

  Glenlossie‑Glenlivet 2013/2025 Cadenhead’s Original Collection 12 Years Single Speyside Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Cadenhead's Glenlossie‑Glenlivet 12 Year Old 70CL / 46%

  Glenlossie is one of the quiet names in Speyside. Most of what is produced disappears into blends and is rarely seen as a single malt. So when an independent bottler like Cadenhead’s chooses to put the name on the label, it’s a rare chance to meet the distillery on its own terms — no makeup, no sherry cask masking its character.

  This is a bottling from Cadenhead’s Original Collection, Scotland’s oldest independent bottler with roots back to 1842. The whisky has spent twelve years in bourbon hogsheads — the slightly larger ex‑bourbon casks — and that is exactly the type of wood that lets Glenlossie’s bright, green and lightly pastry‑like style shine. No finish, no detours. Just distillery character and oak.

  The name “Glenlossie‑Glenlivet” is a relic from the days when a string of Speyside distilleries added “‑Glenlivet” to borrow some of the famous name’s prestige. Today it’s mostly a nerdy nod to history. For collectors, Cadenhead bottlings are interesting precisely because they capture distilleries you almost never see on their own — small batches, often quickly sold out.

  Nose: Lemongrass and fresh herbs first, then a dusting of sherbet and soft poached pears. Light and slightly perfumed.
  Palate: Shortbread and crisp gooseberries layered over a core of caramelised brown sugar. Creamy without being heavy.
  Finish: Vanilla pod and icing sugar drifting into crème brûlée with a nutty hint of pistachio. Lingers softly and sweetly.

  Flavour profile: Fruity · Creamy · Floral · Oaky

  Name: Cadenhead’s Glenlossie‑Glenlivet 12 Year Old
  Distillery: Glenlossie
  Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
  Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 700 ml
  Cask type: Bourbon hogsheads
  Bottler: Cadenhead’s (Original Collection)
  Serving suggestion: Serve at room temperature, ideally with a few drops of water to open the bright fruit and pastry notes.

  Did you know? Glenlossie actually shares facilities and staff with neighbouring Mannochmore — the two sit side by side south of Elgin, and almost everything produced goes into blends. That’s why it’s so rare to see the name standing alone on a bottle.
  
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  Tamdhu-Glenlivet 2013/2025 Cadenheads Original Collection 12 years Single Speyside Malt Whisky 46%

  Item no.: 22225390-7558

  Tamdhu‑Glenlivet 2013/2025 Cadenhead’s Original Collection 12 Year Old Single Speyside Malt Whisky 70 cl 46%

  Cadenhead's Original Collection Tamdhu‑Glenlivet 12 Year Old 70CL / 46%

  Speyside, seen through Cadenhead’s lens. No colouring, no chill‑filtration — just Tamdhu’s own spicy, fruit‑forward soul lifted to 46% and left for the oloroso cask to do the rest.

  This is an independent bottling from Cadenhead’s, Scotland’s oldest independent bottler, in their Original Collection. The spirit comes from Tamdhu in the heart of Speyside, a distillery founded in 1897 and known for a style rich in spice and dried fruit. “Glenlivet” in the name is old Speyside tradition — a regional suffix from the days when the name was a mark of quality, not a reference to another distillery. Tamdhu itself sits in Knockando by the River Spey and is today owned by Ian Macleod Distillers, who have shaped the distillery into a distinctly sherry‑driven house.

  The whisky has spent twelve years in refill oloroso hogsheads. The fact that these are refill casks rather than first‑fill matters: the sherry influence becomes more restrained, giving Tamdhu’s own distillate and fruit room to shine instead of being buried under dark, heavy sherry. The result is a more savoury, spicy style with baked fruit rather than a dense sherry bomb. Tamdhu is otherwise a key component in blends like Famous Grouse and Cutty Sark, but here the distillate stands entirely on its own.

  Nose: Dulce de leche and soft caramel, a streak of raspberry ice cream and baked pears. Sweet and inviting, with Speyside fruit up front.
  Palate: Blueberries and crystallised ginger meet a grainy, almost rye‑bread‑like note. Spicy and savoury, with an oily weight that carries the 46% beautifully.
  Finish: Mandarins and vanilla sliding into a touch of lemongrass. Medium length and fresh on the exit.

  Flavour profile: Sherried · Spicy · Fruity · Creamy · Savoury

  Name: Cadenhead’s Original Collection Tamdhu‑Glenlivet 12 Year Old
  Distillery: Tamdhu
  Bottler: Cadenhead’s (Original Collection)
  Region/Country: Speyside, Scotland
  Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
  ABV: 46%
  Size: 700 ml
  Cask type: Refill oloroso hogsheads
  Edition: Original Collection, batch May 2026
  EAN: 6 10854 01269 4

  Did you know? Tamdhu was one of the last distilleries to malt all its own barley on site using a mechanical Saladin box — and the building still lacks the classic pagoda‑style kiln roof that has become a hallmark of Scottish distilleries.

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  • 100,50
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    90,25EUR