Dalwhinnie15 Year Old Single Malt Whisky (1 Litre)
R699
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About
Dalwhinnie is Gaelic for "meeting place" and the village of this name stands at the junction of old cattle-driving routes. It is the highest distillery in the Highlands. The particular effects of the drastic seasonal temperature changes which lead to snow-melted waters are used in the whisky making process to create a distinctive taste.
Product Features
- Type: Single malt Scotch
- Region: Highlands, Scotland
- Age when bottled: Minimum 15 years
- Strength: 43% ABV
- 1 litre
Tasting Notes
- Nose: A smooth yet dry nose with hints of heather and peat.
- Palate: Mellow, soft and lasting flavours of heather, honey sweetness and vanillas followed by deeper citrus-fruit flavours and hints of malted bread.
- Finish: Long, lingering yet gentle finish that starts with sweetness but gives way to smoke, peat and malt.
The difference between whisky and whiskey
We'll come right out and say that there is probably a very good logical answer here, but there's absolutely no way we're going to bore you to death explaining it.
For a start, that'd mean researching it ourselves and we're way too confident in our own powers of reasoning for that. So, without a stitch of fact-checking, here are our top three definitely-not-incorrect answers:
Whiskey (not whisky) is much easier to put down on a Scrabble board because of the use of the e, and it'll score you a few extra points too.
Depending on where you're from, one spelling will always look more right than the other. And so that's the spelling you'll use, whether you're right or wrong.
But the only difference that has any bearing on your life right now is that we're offering you 46% off whisky for one hour only. If it's whiskey you want, you'll be paying full price.
