Special features: This rare bottling from the renowned Speyside distillery Miltonduff matured for 13 years, including 9 months in an Octave cask. With a limited edition of only 90 bottles, this single malt is presented in a decorative tube, making it ideal for collectors.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fruity notes of ripe pear and apple, accompanied by fine oak tones.
Palate: Powerful and spicy with nuances of vanilla, honey, and a light smoky aroma.
Finish: Long-lasting, warm with a subtle wood and spice structure.
Distillery/Bottler: The Miltonduff Distillery is one of the traditional distilleries of Speyside, one of the most famous whisky regions in Scotland. Since 1824, whisky has been distilled here with great experience and care. Duncan Taylor, a renowned independent bottler, is known for his carefully selected single malt bottlings, which often come from limited series and show special character.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Miltonduff Distillery
Bottler: Duncan Taylor
Age: 13 years
Cask types: 13 years in Oak Casks, 9 months in Octave
Miltonduff 2011/2024 - 13 yo - #8343619 - (Duncan Taylor)
95.75 CHF
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What is the alcohol content of Miltonduff 2011?
The alcohol content is 54.3%. This bottling is also non-chill filtered and presented without coloring.
What is the volume of Miltonduff 2011?
The volume is 0.7 liters. This bottling is part of the 'The Octave' series and comes from the 2011 vintage.
How old is Miltonduff 2011 and how long did it mature?
The whisky is 13 years old. It matured for 9 months in an octave cask and a total of 13 years in oak casks.
What types of casks were used for Miltonduff 2011?
Oak casks were used with subsequent maturation for 9 months in an octave cask. The bottling is limited to 90 bottles and carries the designation #8343619.
Where does Miltonduff 2011 come from and who is the bottler?
The whisky comes from Speyside, Scotland. The bottler is named Duncan Taylor and the producer is the Miltonduff Distillery.