JURA AGED 18 YEARS SINGLE MALT SCOTCH
On Jura, our tiny island community finds time stretched by the changing seasons and tempered by the unique microclimate. Each passing year brings its own riches.
Matured for eighteen long years in American White Oak ex bourbon barrels, this whisky is then beautifully enriched by superior Premier Grand Cru Classe Bordeaux red wine barriques from the South of France. The result is an incredibly rich and fruity whisky, with flavours of cooked raspberries, warm spice, rich caramel and crème anglaise.
₹17,500.00
Colour: Rosewood gold.
Nose: Bold red fruits, toffee, crème anglaise and cinnamon.
Taste: Warm spice and rich black forest fruit, bolstered by cooked raspberries and strawberries and a hint of chocolate.
Cask finish: Matured in American White Oak ex bourbon barrels and enhanced by a finish in Premier Grand Cru Classe Bordeaux barrels.
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