Filliers 10 Year Old Single Malt – Sherry Oak Casks | 700ML

Introduction

Whiskey: Filliers 10 Year Old Single Malt – Sherry Oak Casks | 700ML

The oldest Belgian whisky from Filliers, a single malt that was aged in European oak sherry barrels for a decade before being bottled.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 86 (43%ABV)

Origin: Belgium

Distillery: Filliers

The oldest Belgian whisky from Filliers, a single malt that was aged in European oak sherry barrels for a decade before being bottled. It’s picked up multiple awards already, including double gold at the San Fransico World Spirits Competition and gold for Best Belgian Single Malt at the World Whisky Awards in 2022.

Filliers 10 Year Old Single Malt – Sherry Oak Casks | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Richly sherried with dried fruit, cinnamon, oily walnuts, and dark chocolate.

Palate: Nutty caramel, gingerbread, stewed apple, and earthy vanilla.

Finish: Garden herbs and hints of sherried funk.

Distillery Information

Filliers distillery in Belgium produces a range of drinks and spirits including jenever, gin and whisky. They have produced the first ever Belgian double-still whisky under the name Goldlys, and were the first distillery in Belgium to begin maturing whisky. The distillery is situated in Bachte-Maria-Leerne, near Deinze, and not far from the city of Ghent in the province of East Flanders. The Filliers family began distilling jenever back in the 18th century when Karel Lodewijk Filliers decided to branch out from his career in farming. More than five generations later, the family is still producing quality spirits. Their jenevers, to this day, are made from malt wine distilled on site in copper stills. They produce Oude Graanjenever; ‘oude’ meaning that the older production method is used, resulting in a far more flavourful spirit and ‘graan’ meaning only malt and grain are used.