Blair Athol 10 Year Old 2011 (Parcel No.6) - Reserve Casks (The Single Malts of Scotland)

Distillery
Blair Athol
Region
Highland
Country
Scotland
Type
Single Malt
ABV
48%
Age
10 years
Price
£54.95
Tasting notes
Honey, Vanilla, Toasted, Malt Extract, Old Wood
Description
Blair Athol's 10-year-old from 2011, matured across six casks and bottled by The Single Malts of Scotland as parcel #6 in their Reserve Casks series, offers an indie take on this Highland distillery's character. The multi-cask approach suggests balance and complexity, with the Highland region's typical heathery, fruity profile likely complemented by varied wood influences. This bottling demonstrates how six different wood environments can shape a single spirit over a decade. An opportunity to explore Highland complexity from a distillery that rarely appears in independent releases.

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ABV

48%

Age

10 yr

Style

Single

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Blair Athol 10 Year Old 2011 (Parcel No.6) - Reserve Casks (The Single Malts of Scotland) is a 10-year-old single malt from Blair Athol (Highland, Scotland), bottled at 48% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and gentle spice character — honey, vanilla, toasted, malt extract. A well-balanced whisky that appeals to both newcomers and enthusiasts. Good value for the quality offered.

Blair Athol's 10-year-old from 2011, matured across six casks and bottled by The Single Malts of Scotland as parcel #6 in their Reserve Casks series, offers an indie take on this Highland distillery's character. The multi-cask approach suggests balance and complexity, with the Highland region's typical heathery, fruity profile likely complemented by varied wood influences. This bottling demonstrates how six different wood environments can shape a single spirit over a decade. An opportunity to explore Highland complexity from a distillery that rarely appears in independent releases.

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