Edradour 10 years old Old Version Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 43%

Some whiskies don't need a story about rare casks or exotic finishes — they get by just fine on clean, classic Highland character. This 10-year-old is one of them.

The expert's description

Edradour 10 years old Old Version is a Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky bottled at 43%.

This release represents Edradour's classic, earlier label for the 10-year-old bottling — a simple, honest introduction to the distillery's light, floral and lightly sherried style. Without experimental casks or special finishes, the whisky shows what Edradour is at its core, when it sticks to what the distillery has always done best.

Tasting notes

Nose

Soft malt, honey and a hint of apple, with a lightly nutty undercurrent.

Palate

Round and lightly sherried with caramel, dried fruit and a fine spiciness.

Finish

Short to medium in length with warm malt and a gentle, dry finish.

Specifications

Name: Edradour 10 years old Old Version Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky 70 cl 43%
Distillery: Edradour
Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
Type: Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Age: 10 years
ABV: 43 %
Size: 70 CL
Distillation method: Double distilled
Edition: Old Version
EAN no.: 5010739370102

Flavour profile

Smooth · Fruity

Did you know?

Edradour was known for many years as Scotland's smallest distillery — a status now held by others, but one that still shapes the distillery's handmade image.

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Frequently asked questions about Edradour 10 yo Old Version

What defines Edradour's classic 10-year-old style?

A light, floral and lightly sherried character without heavy experimentation — an honest introduction to the distillery's core style.

Is this the same whisky Edradour sells today under the name 10 Years Old?

This is an earlier version of the label, often referred to among collectors as the Old Version of previous Edradour releases.

Is the whisky peated?

No, this is Edradour's unpeated core style.

How is a 43% Edradour best enjoyed?

It can easily be enjoyed neat in a nosing glass, but also takes a small splash of water well for those who prefer a softer experience.

Does this whisky suit a beginner?

Yes, the light, approachable style makes it a good choice for someone new to single malt.

What makes this release interesting for a collector of older labels?

As an earlier version of Edradour's 10-year-old, it represents a piece of the distillery's label history that's no longer in production.