TEANINICH 17 years 2007 1st Fill Pedro Ximenez Finish S.V
SCOTLAND / HIGHLANDS - TEANINICH - Ref. 68899
- 0,7l
- 55%
- Case of 2
- Packaging TUBE
Distilled in 2007, this Teaninich was aged for 17 years before completing its maturation in first-fill Pedro Ximenez casks. Bottled at 55%, this rich, creamy Highlands single malt opens with notes of figs, toffee and leather.
Founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro, Teaninich is one of the oldest distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Located near Alness, it has survived the centuries as a key player in Scotch whisky, despite periods of closure and modernization. Innovative, it adopted a fine-mesh filtration system instead of the traditional mash tun, giving it a clear, floral profile. Today, under Diageo ownership, Teaninich remains a discreet distillery but essential to the balance of great Scottish blends.
Signatory Vintage unveils a new series, “Symington's Choice”, showcasing the most exceptional casks from the Pitlochry cellars. This series is an opportunity for Andrew Symintgons to reaffirm the mastery of selection, maturation and richness of Pitlochry casks.
Founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro, Teaninich is one of the oldest distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Located near Alness, it has survived the centuries as a key player in Scotch whisky, despite periods of closure and modernization. Innovative, it adopted a fine-mesh filtration system instead of the traditional mash tun, giving it a clear, floral profile. Today, under Diageo ownership, Teaninich remains a discreet distillery but essential to the balance of great Scottish blends.
Signatory Vintage unveils a new series, “Symington's Choice”, showcasing the most exceptional casks from the Pitlochry cellars. This series is an opportunity for Andrew Symintgons to reaffirm the mastery of selection, maturation and richness of Pitlochry casks.
Distilled in 2007, this Teaninich was aged for 17 years before completing its maturation in first-fill Pedro Ximenez casks. Bottled at 55%, this rich, creamy Highlands single malt opens with notes of figs, toffee and leather.
Founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro, Teaninich is one of the oldest distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Located near Alness, it has survived the centuries as a key player in Scotch whisky, despite periods of closure and modernization. Innovative, it adopted a fine-mesh filtration system instead of the traditional mash tun, giving it a clear, floral profile. Today, under Diageo ownership, Teaninich remains a discreet distillery but essential to the balance of great Scottish blends.
Signatory Vintage unveils a new series, “Symington's Choice”, showcasing the most exceptional casks from the Pitlochry cellars. This series is an opportunity for Andrew Symintgons to reaffirm the mastery of selection, maturation and richness of Pitlochry casks.
Founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro, Teaninich is one of the oldest distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Located near Alness, it has survived the centuries as a key player in Scotch whisky, despite periods of closure and modernization. Innovative, it adopted a fine-mesh filtration system instead of the traditional mash tun, giving it a clear, floral profile. Today, under Diageo ownership, Teaninich remains a discreet distillery but essential to the balance of great Scottish blends.
Signatory Vintage unveils a new series, “Symington's Choice”, showcasing the most exceptional casks from the Pitlochry cellars. This series is an opportunity for Andrew Symintgons to reaffirm the mastery of selection, maturation and richness of Pitlochry casks.