Edradour 15 Year Old 2010 Quinta de São Francisco Estremadura Wine Finish

Distillery
Edradour
Region
Highland
Country
Scotland
Type
Single Malt
ABV
57.7%
Age
15 years
Price
£74.95
Tasting notes
Sherried, Honey, Cooked Fruit, Oily
Description
Edradour's 2010 distillate spent 15 years in Portuguese fortified wine hogsheads from Quinta de São Francisco, absorbing rich, unctuous character from the Estremadura wine casks. At 57.7% ABV, the spirit shows robust integration of orchard fruit, spice, and wine-driven sweetness, with a textured mouthfeel that balances wood influence and distillery character. The Highland distillery's light, floral baseline contrasts beautifully with the wine cask's darker, more complex notes. A compelling choice for those exploring how fortified wine finishes transform lighter Scottish spirits.

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ABV

57.7%

Age

15 yr

Style

Single

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Edradour 15 Year Old 2010 Quinta de São Francisco Estremadura Wine Finish is a 15-year-old single malt from Edradour (Highland, Scotland), bottled at 57.7% ABV. Expect sweet, fruity and light oak character — sherried, honey, cooked fruit, oily. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. A premium pour worth the price.

Edradour's 2010 distillate spent 15 years in Portuguese fortified wine hogsheads from Quinta de São Francisco, absorbing rich, unctuous character from the Estremadura wine casks. At 57.7% ABV, the spirit shows robust integration of orchard fruit, spice, and wine-driven sweetness, with a textured mouthfeel that balances wood influence and distillery character. The Highland distillery's light, floral baseline contrasts beautifully with the wine cask's darker, more complex notes. A compelling choice for those exploring how fortified wine finishes transform lighter Scottish spirits.

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