Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 56% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Edradour 30 y.o. Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Special features: This 30-year-old rarity from the smallest distillery in the Scottish Highlands presents itself with a cask strength of 56% vol. and has matured in a First Fill Sherry Butt (cask no. 302). The strictly limited release comprises only 562 bottles, which have been bottled unadulterated, without chill filtration and coloring. Stored in elegant Ibisco decanters, this single cask release highlights Edradour's traditional craftsmanship.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Rich sherry notes dominate, accompanied by dried fruits, nuts, and fine spices.
Palate: Full-bodied and intense, with flavors of dark chocolate, dried fruit, and a silky malt sweetness.
Finish: Long-lasting and warming, with a hint of oak and delicate vanilla notes.
Distillery/Bottler: Edradour is regarded as the charming "jewel" of the Scottish Highlands and has earned a solid place among whisky lovers through careful craftsmanship. Originally distilled in historic farm buildings and with equipment that is partly over a hundred years old, the distillery preserves its traditional production culture. Even with the newer Edradour II project, it remains close to these roots, combining history with modern precision.
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What is the alcohol content of Edradour 30?
The alcohol content is 56% vol. This Edradour 30 is labeled as cask strength with exactly 56%.
What is the volume of the Edradour 30 bottling?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The bottling is specified with a capacity of 0.7 liters.
How old is the Edradour 30?
The whisky has been aged for 30 years. The age is explicitly stated as 30 years.
In what cask was the Edradour 30 matured and are there cask details?
The Edradour 30 matured in a First Fill Sherry Butt, cask number 302. This single cask bottling includes a strictly limited 562 bottles.
What special features and origin does the Edradour 30 have?
The Edradour 30 was bottled without chill filtration and without coloring, and comes in an Ibisco decanter. The producer and bottler are Edradour Distillery or Edradour from the Scottish Highlands.