McDonald's Traditional Ben Nevis Scotch Pure Malt Whisky 46%

At the foot of Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain, the distillery of the same name has been producing whisky since 1825 – and this bottle pays tribute to its older, traditional style.

Expert's Description

McDonald's Traditional Ben Nevis is a Scotch Pure Malt Whisky from the Ben Nevis distillery near Fort William, bottled at 46%.

The bottle is designed as a replica of an older Ben Nevis release and carries the name of founder "Long John" MacDonald, who established the distillery in 1825 at the foot of Scotland's highest mountain.

Tasting Notes

Nose

The glass first greets you with honey, quickly followed by shortbread and a hint of vanilla.

Palate

The palate is full-bodied with apple compote, malt and creamy vanilla.

Finish

The finish is gently sweet.

Specifications

Distillery: Ben Nevis
Region/Country: Fort William, Highlands, Scotland
Type: Scotch Pure Malt Whisky
ABV: 46 %
Size: 70 CL
Edition: Replika af historisk flaske
EAN no.: 5026673000616

Flavour Profile

Fresh · Soft · Vanilla-sweet · Floral

Did You Know?

Ben Nevis Distillery has been owned by the Japanese company Nikka since 1989, one of the earliest examples of Japanese investment in Scotch whisky.

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Frequently Asked Questions about McDonalds Traditional Ben Nevis Scotch Pure Malt Whisky

What does McDonalds Traditional Ben Nevis Scotch Pure Malt Whisky taste like?

The whisky carries a character shaped by its maturation, with a firm 46 % strength that carries the flavour well.

What makes McDonalds Traditional Ben Nevis Scotch Pure Malt Whisky special?

The bottle is designed as a replica of an older Ben Nevis release and carries the name of founder "Long John" MacDonald, who established the distillery in 1825 at the foot of Scotland's highest mountain.

How rare is McDonalds Traditional Ben Nevis Scotch Pure Malt Whisky?

As a single cask release, only a limited number of bottles exist, making it an interesting find for collectors.

Which glass suits McDonalds Traditional Ben Nevis Scotch Pure Malt Whisky best?

A Glencairn glass or another tulip-shaped whisky glass concentrates the aromas and gives the best experience.

Should McDonalds Traditional Ben Nevis Scotch Pure Malt Whisky be served with ice?

No, we recommend drinking it neat or with a few drops of water to open up the aromas. Ice unnecessarily mutes the flavour.

What is Ben Nevis known for?

Ben Nevis Distillery has been owned by the Japanese company Nikka since 1989, one of the earliest examples of Japanese investment in Scotch whisky.