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Product Description

This single cask bottling of Glentauchers single malt offers a bright and grassy palate with herbal hints of celery leaf, sencha tea and dry vermouth. Vanilla, apple tart and underripe stone fruit notes perfectly complete the sense of spring in this elegant young whisky bottled to complete our limited series, The Seasons.

Style

3

Body
4

Richness
0

Smoke
3

Sweetness

Character

Cardamom
Apple
Grass
Wildflowers
Vanilla
Cherry

Product Facts

Bottler

The Whisky Exchange
Series

Seasons
Age

10 Year Old
Vintage

2013
Bottling Date

November 2023
Country

Scotland
Region

Speyside
Cask Type

Barrel
Cask Number

800435

Glentauchers 2013 10 Year Old The Seasons: Spring

Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
The Whisky Exchange

70cl / 58.6%

In stock online

£72.95

£60.79 ex VAT

(£104.21 per litre)

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£6.95
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£4.95
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Free

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Tasting Notes

Joe Rogers (The Whisky Exchange)
- Nose
  
  Vanilla flowers, rice pudding and a slice of apple tart. Then yellow cherries, green leaves and freshly mown grass.
- Palate
  
  Leafy and lightly spicy, with celery leaves, chamomile, gorse flowers, sencha tea, pear skin and green olive oil. A mineral undertone shows chalk and white stones, while alpine herbs bring to mind good dry vermouth.
- Finish
  
  A faint prickle of oak spice followed by more stone fruits, those yellow cherries and slightly underripe plums and apricots.

Glentauchers distillery, located just outside of Keith, favours long fermentations and slow distillation to create a nuanced and floral style of single malt. We sampled casks from across Scotland to find the perfect whiskies for The Seasons: Spring but the combination of light American oak influence and subtle herbal aromas made this one a particular standout. This is a whisky made for enjoying with friends in mild weather.

To capture the flavours of spring for the final instalment in The Seasons series, we’ve paired this remarkably bright and expressive Glentauchers with a spritely Linkwood and a fresh young Caol Ila packed with barbecued peppers and green asparagus notes. Every bottling in the collection is from a specially selected single cask, offered without any additives or chill filtration to ensure a clear expression of distillery character.

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