Volume: 0.5 liters | Alcohol content: 40% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
New Zealand Dunedin Doublewood
Special features: This bottling is characterized by a fascinating double wood maturation: Initially, American oak barrels from ex-bourbon were used, followed by aging in French oak barrels that previously housed New Zealand wine. The result is a full-bodied drop with a hint of regional identity.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fruity notes of ripe pear and apple, accompanied by subtle vanilla and oak nuances.
Palate: Soft and full-bodied with hints of honey, caramel, as well as a touch of spice and dried herbs.
Finish: Long-lasting and mild, with a warm aftertaste of oak and light fruit sweetness.
Distillery/Bottler: Hailing from the Dunedin region in New Zealand, this whisky combines traditional craftsmanship with innovative cask selection. The production emphasizes quality and the precise combination of wood types to achieve a harmonious and characterful whisky.
Product details:
Manufacturer: Not specified
Bottler: Not specified
Cask types: American Oak ex-Bourbon Casks, French Oak ex-New Zealand Wine Casks
What is the alcohol content of New Zealand Dunedin Doublewood?
The alcohol content is 40%. The bottling is non-chill filtered and contains no coloring.
What volume does New Zealand Dunedin Doublewood have?
The volume is 0.5 liters. The product is delivered packaged in a box.
What types of casks were used for aging New Zealand Dunedin Doublewood?
American Oak Ex-Bourbon Casks and French Oak Ex-New Zealand Wine Casks were used. The aging took place in two stages: first in Ex-Bourbon casks and then in former New Zealand wine oak casks.
Where does New Zealand Dunedin Doublewood come from?
The whisky comes from Dunedin in New Zealand. The description mentions the Dunedin region as the place of production.
What tasting notes are described for New Zealand Dunedin Doublewood?
On the nose, fruity notes of ripe pear and apple along with subtle vanilla and oak nuances emerge. On the palate, honey, caramel, as well as spice and dried herbs are noted, with a long-lasting finish featuring oak and a hint of fruit sweetness.