Edradour 14 Year Old 2001 (cask 2203) Natural Cask Strength - Ibisco Decanter

Distillery
Edradour
Region
Highland
Country
Scotland
Type
Single Malt
ABV
56%
Age
14 years
Price
£73.05
Tasting notes
Malt Extract, Vanilla, Honey, Toasted
Description
Edradour's 14-year-old from 2001, aged in cask 2203 and bottled in 2015, captures Highland character from Scotland's smallest distillery at its mature peak. The natural cask strength—unchill-filtered and presented neat from the cask—preserves full texture and flavour complexity without compromise. With only 692 bottles produced, this single barrel represents a snapshot of how Edradour develops over time in oak. This appeals to whisky collectors and those seeking cask-strength single malts from established, artisanal producers.

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ABV

56%

Age

14 yr

Style

Single

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Edradour 14 Year Old 2001 (cask 2203) Natural Cask Strength - Ibisco Decanter is a 14-year-old single malt from Edradour (Highland, Scotland), bottled at 56% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and delicately floral character — malt extract, vanilla, honey, toasted. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. A premium pour worth the price.

Edradour's 14-year-old from 2001, aged in cask 2203 and bottled in 2015, captures Highland character from Scotland's smallest distillery at its mature peak. The natural cask strength—unchill-filtered and presented neat from the cask—preserves full texture and flavour complexity without compromise. With only 692 bottles produced, this single barrel represents a snapshot of how Edradour develops over time in oak. This appeals to whisky collectors and those seeking cask-strength single malts from established, artisanal producers.

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