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Slyrs 2003 German Single Malt Whisky Germany 70 cl 43%

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    A Bavarian whisky that began as a bet between friends on a Scottish study trip.

    Expert description

    Slyrs 2003 is a German Single Malt Whisky distilled at Slyrs in Schliersee, Bavaria. The story begins in 1994, when master brewer Florian Stetter was on a study trip to Scotland and made a bet with his colleagues that first-class whisky could be distilled in the heart of Bavaria. He won the bet, and in 1999 the first Slyrs Single Malt was distilled. The distillery in Neuhaus am Schliersee was completed in 2007 and is today Germany's largest whisky distillery, where the alpine climate of warm summers and cold winters drives distinctive maturation.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    The nose offers honey, apple and a hint of vanilla.

    Palate

    The palate is round with caramel, ripe fruit and light malted sweetness.

    Finish

    The finish is medium-length, soft and sweet.

    Specifications

    Name: Slyrs 2003 Tysk Single Malt Whisky
    Distillery: Slyrs
    Region/Country: Schliersee, Bavaria, Germany
    Type: German Single Malt Whisky
    Distilled: 2003
    Distillation method: Double distilled in pot stills

    Flavour profile

    Honeyed · Fruity · Round · Soft

    Did you know?

    Slyrs was born out of a bet — a Scottish distiller wagered a crate of wheat beer that good whisky couldn't be made in Bavaria. He lost, and the rest is history.

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    Frequently asked questions about Slyrs 2003 Tysk Single Malt Whisky

    What makes German whisky different from Scotch?

    Slyrs makes use of the alpine climate's wide temperature swings between summer and winter, which drives a different maturation rhythm than Scotland's steadier climate, along with local Bavarian barley.

    Is Slyrs the oldest German whisky distillery?

    It's among the pioneers of modern German whisky, with its first distillation runs in 1999, and is today considered Germany's largest whisky distillery.

    How is Slyrs 2003 Tysk Single Malt Whisky best served?

    In a nosing glass at room temperature, ideally with a few drops of water to open up the aromas.

    How should Slyrs 2003 German Single Malt Whisky Germany 70 cl 43% be stored?

    Standing upright, cool and dark, like any other spirits bottle. Once opened, the contents keep best if enjoyed within a year or so.

    Is Slyrs 2003 German Single Malt Whisky Germany 70 cl 43% a good gift idea?

    Yes, Slyrs 2003 German Single Malt Whisky Germany 70 cl 43% is a natural choice for anyone who appreciates craftsmanship and characterful flavour experiences — especially for the whisky enthusiast keen to explore beyond the most familiar names.

    What food pairs well with Slyrs 2003 German Single Malt Whisky Germany 70 cl 43%?

    Good with dark chocolate, aged cheese or nuts, all of which match the whisky's body without overpowering it.

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    We love quality spirits – and we're happy to share our knowledge. Read our blogs, listen to the podcast, or explore the world of taste, barrel aging, and traditions.

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