STAUNING PEATED Festival 2018 Dansk Single Malt Whisky 59,9%

Stauning Peated Festival 2018 Danish Single Malt Whisky 59.9%

Stauning Peated Festival 2018 is an exclusive and powerful Danish single malt whisky, crafted by the renowned Stauning Distillery in West Jutland. This edition is inspired by the festival atmosphere and the distillery’s passion for creating bold flavor experiences with high alcohol strength and pronounced peat character.

The whisky is made from malt with a significant peat level, giving it the signature smoky profile Stauning is known for. It is matured in carefully selected casks, where the interaction between smoke and natural wood notes creates a deep and intense flavor experience.

On the nose, it opens with strong smoky notes combined with hints of caramel, dark chocolate, and subtle fruitiness, offering an inviting complexity. On the palate, the whisky is full-bodied, robust, and warm, with layers of peaty smoke, honey, nuts, and spices that blend with subtle oak tones. The high alcohol strength of 59.9% provides structure and intensity while maintaining balance and elegance.

The finish is long and lingering, with smoke resting over notes of dark syrup, vanilla, and a touch of dried fruit. Stauning Peated Festival 2018 is ideal for those seeking an intense and memorable experience and is perfect for both collectors and lovers of peated whisky.

Distillery: Stauning
Name: Peated Festival 2018
Age: NA
Type: Danish Single Malt Whisky
ABV: 59.9%
70 cl
Un-chillfiltered
Natural Colour
Other: Festival Edition, Limited Release

STAUNING PEATED Festival 2018 50cl / 59,9% Danish Single Malt WhiskeyStauning Peated Single Malt is one of our core products. Like all our products, it is 100% made at the distillery with our own floor-malted local barley, dried with local peat and double pot still distilled over direct fire.
The whisky is aged for just under 6 years in First Fill Maker's Mark Bourbon Barrels (ASB) - 50 cl. - 59.9 % vol. - Distilled 2012 - Bottled 2018 - Not chill filtered - Unfiltered, some sediment may occur and is completely natural.