Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 50% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
Righ Seumas II 2008 - 10 y.o. - Murray McDavid
Special features: This limited release of only 914 bottles presents an exciting cask combination of bourbon hogsheads as well as sherry and wine hogsheads for the finish. The maturation over ten years gives the whisky a high complexity, while the omission of chill filtration and colorings preserves its natural purity.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fruity accents of ripe berries, a hint of vanilla, and subtly spicy notes.
Palate: Full-bodied with flavors of dried fruits, malt, and a touch of dark chocolate.
Finish: Long-lasting and warming with a fine hint of oak and spices.
Distillery/Bottler: Murray McDavid is one of the renowned independent bottlers of Scotland, distinguished by careful cask selection and creative releases. For the Righ Seumas II 2008, various distilleries were combined to create a unique and harmonious blend. The release underscores Murray McDavid's passion for artisanally crafted whisky creations.
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What is the alcohol content of Righ Seumas II 2008 - 10 y.o. - Murray McDavid?
The alcohol content is 50%. The bottling is stated to be 50% and is also non-chill filtered.
What is the volume of the Righ Seumas II 2008 - 10 y.o. - Murray McDavid bottling?
The volume is 0.7 liters. The bottling has a content of 0.7 liters and the packaging is a tube.
What is the age of the Righ Seumas II 2008 - 10 y.o. - Murray McDavid?
The age is 10 years. The maturation period spans ten years and it is a limited bottling of 914 copies.
What cask types were used for Righ Seumas II 2008 - 10 y.o. - Murray McDavid?
The maturation took place in bourbon hogheads with a finish in sherry and wine hogsheads. The bottling is also free from colorants and non-chill filtered.
Who is the bottler or manufacturer of the Righ Seumas II 2008 - 10 y.o. - Murray McDavid?
The bottler is Murray McDavid and the manufacturers are various Scottish distilleries. The bottling comes from Scotland and was assembled from different distilleries.