Ben Nevis 2013 / 10 Year Old / Billy Abbott / Whisky Show 2024 Highland Whisky

Distillery
Ben Nevis
Region
Country
United Kingdom
Type
ABV
40%
Price
£71.95
Tasting notes
Fresh Fruit, Honey, Vanilla, Chocolate, Malt Extract
Description
Ben Nevis's Highland character shines through in this 2013 distillation, matured for a decade and bottled at an impressive 60.2% ABV for Whisky Show 2024. Fruity sweetness and fudgy richness coat the palate, developing complexity as the high proof reveals additional layers. A bold, full-flavoured single malt that rewards neat appreciation or a splash of water.

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Ben Nevis 2013 / 10 Year Old / Billy Abbott / Whisky Show 2024 Highland Whisky

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Ben Nevis 2013 / 10 Year Old / Billy Abbott / Whisky Show 2024 Highland Whisky

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Ben Nevis 2013 / 10 Year Old / Billy Abbott / Whisky Show 2024 Highland Whisky is a from Ben Nevis (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect sweet, fruity and oaky character — fresh fruit, honey, vanilla, chocolate. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A premium pour worth the price.

Ben Nevis's Highland character shines through in this 2013 distillation, matured for a decade and bottled at an impressive 60.2% ABV for Whisky Show 2024. Fruity sweetness and fudgy richness coat the palate, developing complexity as the high proof reveals additional layers. A bold, full-flavoured single malt that rewards neat appreciation or a splash of water.

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