Auchentoshan 2010 (bottled 2022) (cask 700967) – Berry Bros. & Rudd | 700ML

Introduction

Whiskey: Auchentoshan 2010 (bottled 2022) (cask 700967) – Berry Bros. & Rudd | 700ML

Distilled at Auchentoshan in 2010, this single malt was filled into a single barrel to mature, where it stayed until 2022. The cask was opened by indie bottler Berry Bros. & Rudd, yielding a total of 220 bottles of this magnificent Lowlander at a hearty 57.5% ABV.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 113.4 (56.7%ABV)

Origin: Scotland

Distillery: Auchentoshan

Distilled at Auchentoshan in 2010, this single malt was filled into a single barrel to mature, where it stayed until 2022. The cask was opened by indie bottler Berry Bros. & Rudd, yielding a total of 220 bottles of this magnificent Lowlander at a hearty 57.5% ABV.

Auchentoshan 2010 (bottled 2022) (cask 700967) – Berry Bros. & Rudd | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Apricot, yellow plum, and dried citrus peel, with creamy barley and dried grass in the distance.

Palate: Vanilla sponge cake and floral honey lead the way, with a touch of cardamom resting beside dried orange peels.

Finish: Nutmeg joins towards the end bringing woody warmth alongside chewy toffee, zesty malt, and just a whisper of menthol.

Distillery Information

Auchentoshan is a Scottish distillery known for producing some of the lightest and most delicate whiskies in the world. The Auchentoshan distillery is located in the Lowlands of Scotland, and has been in operation since 1823. Auchentoshan whiskies often have a floral aroma and a sweet flavor profile. Auchentoshan (pronounced OKKen-TOSHan) is one of the few triple-distilled single malts in Scotland. In May 2008 Auchentoshan went through a revamp. Bottle labels were altered, the range was changed and the visitor centre was renovated. The origins of the distillery are quite shrouded, it originally started life under the name Duntocher, which was first mentioned around the turn of the nineteenth century. In 1834, it was renamed Auchintoshan, taking from the Gaelic achad oisnin or corner of the field. Auchentoshan lies only just within the Lowlands and, although a Lowlander, Auchentoshans water source near the Cochna Loch in the Kilpatrick Hills is in the Highlands. During the Second World War, bombing on the Clydebank shipyards, which lie in close proximity, left the Auchentoshan distillery greatly damaged with a substantial loss of spirit. In 1948, reconstruction began and the distillery was also given the new, modern spelling Auchentoshan. In 1984, the Auchentoshan distillery was bought by Morrison Bowmore, which itself became a subsidiary of the Japanese company Suntory a decade later. None of the current range is peated, and at the heart lies the 2008 release, Classic, an eighteen year-old and Three Wood; matured in Oloroso, Pedro Ximinez Sherry and Bourbon casks.