DEANSTON 2002 Organic American Oak Highland Single Malt Scotch Bottle (70cl) 49.7%abv
70cl
£149.95
ABV: 49.7%
Size: 70cl
Description
The 2002 Deanston Organic American Oak Highland Single Malt is a superb expression that offers a rich and smooth profile, showcasing layers of honey, vanilla, and toasted oak. The whisky unfolds with enticing notes of dried fruit, subtle spice, and caramel, complemented by a gentle malty sweetness that enhances its appeal. Its palate-coating texture is well-balanced, leading to a warm and lingering finish with hints of orchard fruit, adding depth to the experience. This sophisticated and matured whisky exemplifies the elegance characteristic of Deanston’s Highland style. Crafted with organic principles in mind, it is perfect for both traditional whisky lovers and those seeking a refined tasting journey, making it an ideal choice for sipping neat or on special occasions.
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Deanston is a distinguished whisky distillery located in the Highlands of Scotland, near the village of Deanston in Perthshire. Established in 1966, the distillery is housed in a former cotton mill, which has been beautifully converted into a whisky production facility.
Deanston is known for producing a range of single malt Scotch whiskies, characterised by their smoothness and complexity. The distillery uses traditional methods of production, including natural spring water sourced from the nearby River Teith and a traditional copper pot still distillation process.
The maturation of Deanston whiskies typically takes place in American oak casks, which impart rich vanillin and caramel notes, along with a variety of ex-sherry casks that contribute depth and complexity. The whiskies are often noted for their sweet, fruity profiles, with flavours of honey, vanilla, and dried fruits.
With a focus on sustainability, Deanston also embraces eco-friendly practices, such as using renewable energy sources. The distillery has gained recognition for its quality and consistency, making it a favourite among whisky enthusiasts and collectors looking to explore Highland single malts.
