Strathearn Batch 1 Small Batch Single Highland Malt Whisky 46,6%

One of Scotland's smallest distilleries dares to call itself 'mighty' — Strathearn's first release proves that size is not everything.

Expert's Description

Strathearn Batch 1 is a Single Highland Malt Whisky from the Strathearn distillery, matured in European oak and ex-sherry casks, bottled at 46.6%.

As the first release from the small craft distillery, Batch 1 is a surprisingly mature single malt, neither coloured nor chill filtered.

Tasting Notes

Nose

A dry oak style balanced by caramel with a hint of vanilla.

Palate

Clear sherry sweetness with a leathery character, red fruit and cocoa.

Finish

Medium length and warm with lingering sherry sweetness and a lightly dry close.

Specifications

Name: Batch 1 Small Batch
Distillery: Strathearn
Region/Country: Highland, Scotland
Type: Single Highland Malt Whisky
ABV: 46.6%
Size: 70 CL
Cask Type: European oak and ex-sherry casks
Non-chill Filtered: Yes
Natural Colour: Yes
EAN No.: 25014218813023

Flavour Profile

Sherry-matured · Leathery · Fruity · Craft

Did You Know?

Strathearn is among Scotland's very smallest distilleries, run with traditional methods and a focus on quality over volume — the distillery is today owned by Douglas Laing.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Strathearn Batch 1 Small Batch Single Highland Malt Whisky 46,6%

Why is Strathearn called one of Scotland's smallest distilleries?

The distillery produces on a very limited scale using traditional methods, making each batch a rare release.

What does Strathearn Batch 1 taste like?

It offers a dry oak style, caramel, red fruit and a leathery sherry sweetness.

Is it worth it as a collector's item?

Yes, as the distillery's first release from one of Scotland's smallest distilleries, it is interesting for collectors following new distilleries.

Is the whisky chill filtered?

No, it is neither chill filtered nor coloured.

Who owns the Strathearn distillery?

The distillery is today owned by independent bottler Douglas Laing.

Is the whisky suitable for beginners?

It is more interesting for enthusiasts wanting to follow a small craft distillery's development from its first release.