Aberlour 16 Year Old Double Cask Matured Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)
(196 reviews)
Aberlour 10-year-old is a huge seller in France, with owners Pernod-Ricard promoting it heavily. Selling off its popularity is a logical move, hence there s been a number of distillery releases exclusive to the French market. This 43% abv bottling is one (note that the more widely distributed equivalent was always a 40% bottling). The 16-year-old echoes the flavours of Aberlour s 12 year old, but with both Sherry and Bourbon casks in the mix, combined with a higher ABV, it promises more depth.
Aberlour 10-year-old is a huge seller in France, with owners Pernod-Ricard promoting it heavily. Selling off its popularity is a logical move, hence there s been a number of distillery releases exclusive to the French market. This 43% abv bottling is one (note that the more widely distributed equivalent was always a 40% bottling). The 16-year-old echoes the flavours of Aberlour s 12 year old, but with both Sherry and Bourbon casks in the mix, combined with a higher ABV, it promises more depth.
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Aberlour 16 Year Old Double Cask Matured Single Malt Scotch Whisky (700ml)
$129.99
Aberlour 10-year-old is a huge seller in France, with owners Pernod-Ricard promoting it heavily. Selling off its popularity is a logical move, hence there s been a number of distillery releases exclusive to the French market. This 43% abv bottling is one (note that the more widely distributed equivalent was always a 40% bottling). The 16-year-old echoes the flavours of Aberlour s 12 year old, but with both Sherry and Bourbon casks in the mix, combined with a higher ABV, it promises more depth.
Aberlour 10-year-old is a huge seller in France, with owners Pernod-Ricard promoting it heavily. Selling off its popularity is a logical move, hence there s been a number of distillery releases exclusive to the French market. This 43% abv bottling is one (note that the more widely distributed equivalent was always a 40% bottling). The 16-year-old echoes the flavours of Aberlour s 12 year old, but with both Sherry and Bourbon casks in the mix, combined with a higher ABV, it promises more depth.