Glendullan 9 Year Old 2011 James Eadie 46% 70cl 2011 followed by fresh fruit and

followed by fresh fruit and flowers come through with a richness that's hard to find in some similar aged malts

This unconventional single grain from Teeling is made from a mashbill consisting of 95% corn and 5% malted barley before being aged in American red wine casks

The scent of Islay botanicals gently rises

some fruity highlights arrive to deliver clean bright citrus highlights add to the richness of the nose

Glendullan 9 Year Old 2011 James Eadie 46% 70cl 2011 followed by fresh fruit andThis Speyside single malt has been matured in First fill and Refill bourbon hogsheads bottled at the drinking level of 46% Nose: Oily, hops and malted barley aromas mingle with orchard fruits like apple and pears with a slight undertone of fresh cut wood. Palate: As the nose suggests this dram is a power house on the palate, deep earthy and oily notes coat the front of the palate to deliver a hit of opal fruits and candied orange with a tangy spice.