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The Antiquary 15 year old Blended Scotch Whisky 70 cl 43%

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    Named after Sir Walter Scott's 1816 novel, The Antiquary has stood for a soft, classic blended Scotch style since 1857 - this 15 year old expression draws extra depth from French red wine casks.

    Expert description

    The Antiquary 15 Year Old is a Blended Scotch Whisky at 43%, combining malt and grain whisky matured for 15 years, including in casks that previously held fine Bordeaux red wine.

    The brand was founded in 1857 by the Hardie family and named after Sir Walter Scott's 1816 novel "The Antiquary". Since 1996, The Antiquary has been owned by Tomatin Distillery Co, which relaunched the brand in 2024 with a refreshed range, including this 15 year old expression.

    The whisky is unpeated and shows an unusually soft, light flavour profile, where the wine casks lend a light fruity sweetness and complexity to the classic blend.

    Tasting notes

    Nose

    Soft grain and ripe red berries, with a touch of vanilla and a hint of dried flowers.

    Palate

    Silky and round, with notes of stewed red fruit, honey and a light nutty undertone.

    Finish

    Short to medium, mild and lightly sweet, closing on a trace of oak.

    Specifications

    Name: The Antiquary 15 Year Old
    Distillery: The Antiquary (Blend), owned by Tomatin Distillery Co
    Region/Country: Scotland
    Type: Blended Scotch Whisky
    Age: 15 years
    ABV: 43%
    Size: 70 CL
    Cask type: Bordeaux red wine casks
    EAN no.: 5018481101265

    Flavour profile

    soft · fruity · round

    Did you know?

    The Antiquary took its name from Sir Walter Scott's 1816 novel about an eccentric Scottish antiquities collector - a fitting literary reference that still graces the label more than 165 years after the brand's founding.

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    Frequently asked questions about The Antiquary 15 Year Old

    What does it mean that this whisky is a blend?

    It means The Antiquary 15 Year Old combines several different malt and grain whiskies, unlike a single malt which comes from just one distillery.

    Why does the whisky taste of red wine?

    The whisky matured in casks that previously held fine Bordeaux red wine, adding a light fruity sweetness and complexity to the blend.

    Is The Antiquary a peated whisky?

    No, The Antiquary 15 Year Old is unpeated and has a very soft, non-smoky flavour profile.

    Who owns The Antiquary today?

    The brand has been owned by Tomatin Distillery Co since 1996, which relaunched The Antiquary in 2024 with a refreshed range.

    When was the brand founded?

    The Antiquary was founded in 1857 by the Hardie family and named after Sir Walter Scott's 1816 novel.

    Is this whisky suitable for beginners?

    Yes, its soft, round profile makes The Antiquary 15 Year Old a good choice for both beginners and experienced whisky drinkers who appreciate a mild blend.

    Varenr: 22227865451-2021-10-0066

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