Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 47% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Floki Young Malt Single Barrel Bottling - 700ml
Special features: This single barrel bottling comes from the innovative Eimverk Distillery in Iceland. The young malt matures exclusively in new oak barrels, which provides a pronounced wood note. Not chill-filtered and without coloring, the whisky retains its natural character and impressive intensity.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh aromas of citrus fruits and vanilla, accompanied by spicy wood notes.
Palate: Full-bodied with pronounced notes of mature oak wood, honey, and a subtle peppery spiciness.
Finish: Long-lasting, warm, and slightly smoky with a hint of spices.
Distillery/Bottler: The Eimverk Distillery is Iceland's first licensed whisky producer and has quickly made a name for itself with its experimental approach. The goal is to reflect the unique Icelandic influences in their whiskies while employing both traditional and modern techniques. As an original bottling, the Floki Young Malt represents authentic character from the far north.
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What is the alcohol content of Floki Young Malt Single Barrel Bottling - 700ml?
The alcohol content is 47%. The bottling is not chill-filtered, which preserves its natural character.
What is the volume of Floki Young Malt Single Barrel Bottling - 700ml?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The product details specify the bottling as 700ml.
In which barrels did Floki Young Malt Single Barrel Bottling - 700ml mature?
The whisky matured exclusively in new oak barrels (New Wood Oak barrels). It is also a single barrel bottling from the Eimverk Distillery.
Which country does Floki Young Malt Single Barrel Bottling - 700ml come from?
The origin is Iceland. The Eimverk Distillery is considered Iceland's first licensed whisky producer.
Who is the manufacturer and who is the bottler of Floki Young Malt Single Barrel Bottling - 700ml?
The manufacturer is listed as the Eimverk Distillery, and the bottler is an original bottling. The distillery takes an experimental approach and aims to reflect Icelandic influences in its whiskies.