Edradour 2015 10 years old Port Cask Matured - whisky.de Club Bottling - b. 2026 - 700ml

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Edradour 10 Year Old Port Cask Matured is a 46% single malt bottled for the whisky.de Club in 2026.

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Edradour 2015/2026, 10 years old Port Cask Matured - whisky.de Club Bottling, 700ml, 46%

This special bottling, created exclusively for Whisky.de, is nearly 11 years old. Produced by the renowned and popular Edradour distillery, it has been bottled for us without chill-filtration or the addition of coloring. This new "Club" expression was matured entirely in rare port pipes, imbuing the single malt with elegant notes of port wine, raisins, and sweet, fruity nuances. Given some time in the glass, a subtle, almond-like sweetness also emerges. This characterful Highland malt possesses remarkable depth; the maturation in port casks adds an intense fruity sweetness and a delicate spice to the classic Edradour profile—making it perfect for those who appreciate complex, full-bodied whiskies. This release marks the first time an Edradour whisky has been featured as an exclusive "Club" bottling for Whisky.de.

Aroma: Inviting and opulent. Ripe red fruits—blackberries, raspberries, and a hint of plum compote. Dark chocolate and damp oak follow, with notes of cloves, candied oranges, and a trace of leather unfolding beneath.

Taste: Full-bodied and warming. Velvety sweetness reminiscent of port wine, carried by raisins, dark grape juice, and toasted almonds. The oak is present yet well-integrated, contributing spice, a touch of cinnamon, and a hint of tobacco.

Finish: Long, fruity, and spicy. The lingering aftertaste is defined by dark berry jam, subtle spice, and a dry touch of cocoa powder.

Edradour 2015/2026, 10 years old Port Cask Matured - whisky.de Club Bottling, 700ml, 46%

This special bottling, created exclusively for Whisky.de, is nearly 11 years old. Produced by the renowned and popular Edradour distillery, it has been bottled for us without chill-filtration or the addition of coloring. This new "Club" expression was matured entirely in rare port pipes, imbuing the single malt with elegant notes of port wine, raisins, and sweet, fruity nuances. Given some time in the glass, a subtle, almond-like sweetness also emerges. This characterful Highland malt possesses remarkable depth; the maturation in port casks adds an intense fruity sweetness and a delicate spice to the classic Edradour profile—making it perfect for those who appreciate complex, full-bodied whiskies. This release marks the first time an Edradour whisky has been featured as an exclusive "Club" bottling for Whisky.de.

Aroma: Inviting and opulent. Ripe red fruits—blackberries, raspberries, and a hint of plum compote. Dark chocolate and damp oak follow, with notes of cloves, candied oranges, and a trace of leather unfolding beneath.

Taste: Full-bodied and warming. Velvety sweetness reminiscent of port wine, carried by raisins, dark grape juice, and toasted almonds. The oak is present yet well-integrated, contributing spice, a touch of cinnamon, and a hint of tobacco.

Finish: Long, fruity, and spicy. The lingering aftertaste is defined by dark berry jam, subtle spice, and a dry touch of cocoa powder.

Details

Mixed lot
No
Region
Highlands
Distillery/brand
Edradour
Name/edition
Port Cask Matured - whisky.de Club Bottling
Year of distillation
2015
Country of production
Scotland
Volume on label
700ml
Alcohol %
46%
Year of bottling
2026
Age (years in cask)
10
Original packaging
Yes
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Objects sold
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