Arbikie Highland Rye The Original

Distillery
Arbikie
Region
Highland
Country
Scotland
Type
Grain
ABV
48%
Price
£51.5
Tasting notes
New Wood, Fresh Fruit, Vanilla
Description
Arbikie's field-to-bottle Highland rye was matured in new charred American oak and bottled at cask strength, emphasizing the spicy grain character over refinement. Expect a bold palate of rye spice, orchard fruit, and pronounced oak influence, with the high proof adding warmth and weight. The texture is rich and assertive, finishing long with baking spice and charred oak notes. This expression suits those seeking robust grain whisky with full oak integration and no compromise on strength.

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48%

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Arbikie Highland Rye The Original is a grain from Arbikie (Highland, Scotland), bottled at 48% ABV. Expect vibrant and fruity, heavily oaked and sweet character — new wood, fresh fruit, vanilla. A well-balanced whisky that appeals to both newcomers and enthusiasts. Good value for the quality offered.

Arbikie's field-to-bottle Highland rye was matured in new charred American oak and bottled at cask strength, emphasizing the spicy grain character over refinement. Expect a bold palate of rye spice, orchard fruit, and pronounced oak influence, with the high proof adding warmth and weight. The texture is rich and assertive, finishing long with baking spice and charred oak notes. This expression suits those seeking robust grain whisky with full oak integration and no compromise on strength.

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