More information Cardhu Amber Rock Whisky
The double maturation in toasted oak casks seasoned with sweet, smooth bourbon creates an expression with deep notes of vanilla and spice
Cardhu Amber Rock has been double matured in toasted American oak casks and is designed to deliver extra hits of citrus, honey, vanilla and wood spice.
Cardhu translates as ‘black rock’ from Gaelic and is located in the Speyside region of Scotland, close to the village of Knockando. The distillery was founded in 1824 by farmers John and Helen Cumming. Previous to this, they were famous in the local area for illegally producing whisky and selling it from the farm’s kitchen window. Once legalised, their whisky was sold as Cardow and the distillery remained in the Cumming family until 1893, when it was sold to blender John Walker. Cardhu whisky has been involved in the Johnnie Walker blended range that he created ever since.
Technical DetailsBrand | CARDHU AMBER ROCK |
Size | 70 CL |
Format | Glass |
Region Produced in | Morayshire |
Type | Single Malt |
Cask | American ex-Bourbon casks |
Alcohol Content | 40% |
Tasting Notes | Color: Golden amber Nose: honey, caramel, cinnamon and malted cereals followed by hints of brittle. Palate: Vibrant, sweet and spicy with notes of orange, lemon, cane sugar and honey. |
Package | Box |
Product Dimensions | 22 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm |
Volumetric Weight | 2.40 |
Storage Instructions | Cool and dry conditions |
EAN | 5000267124278 |
Manufacturer/Producer | The Cardhu Ditillery |
Country Produced in | Scotland |
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