Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 46% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Benromach Contrasts: Organic 2015/2025 - 9 y.o. - 1st Fill American Virgin Oak Casks
Special features: As the first officially certified organic single malt according to the standards of the British Soil Association, this whisky was distilled in 2015 and matured for nine years in unused virgin American oak casks. Bottled in 2024, it presents itself in natural color and without chill filtration.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Sweet vanilla and ripe fruits, accompanied by citrus notes, toasted malt, and green apples.
Palate: Creamy with soft pepper, butterscotch, freshly ground coffee, dried bananas, and a light herbal freshness.
Finish: Medium to long, dry-spicy with anise notes and fine cocoa powder.
Distillery/Bottler: The Benromach Distillery, founded in 1898, is located on the northern edge of the Scottish town of Forres. After several closures and reopenings, it was taken over by Gordon & MacPhail in 1993 and reopened in 1998. It is known for producing single malt whiskies with a characteristic light peat smoke.
Benromach Contrasts: Organic 2015/2025 - 9 y.o. - 1st Fill American Virgin Oak Casks
61.90 CHF
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What is the alcohol content of Benromach Contrasts Organic?
The alcohol content is 46%. The whisky was distilled in 2015.
What is the volume of Benromach Contrasts Organic?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The product is not chill-filtered and contains no coloring.
How old is Benromach Contrasts Organic?
Benromach Contrasts Organic is 9 years old. It was bottled in 2024.
What type of cask is used for Benromach Contrasts Organic?
It is made from Virgin American Oak Casks. As the first officially certified organic single malt, it adheres to the standards of the British Soil Association.
Who is the bottler of Benromach Contrasts Organic and where is the distillery located?
It was bottled by Benromach Distillery Company Ltd. The distillery is located on the northern edge of the Scottish town of Forres and was founded in 1898.