Glencadam Reserva de Porto Branco White Port Cask Finish 15 Year Old
Glencadam Distillery was built in 1825, within the Royal Burgh of Brechin, where heritage, tra...
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Glencadam Distillery was built in 1825, within the Royal Burgh of Brechin, where heritage, tra...
Glencadam Distillery was built in 1825, within the Royal Burgh of Brechin, where heritage, tradition and handcrafting combine to create an elegant East Highland Single Malt. Glencadam Reserva de Porto Branco was distilled in 2006 and matured initially in ex-bourbon American oak casks before being finished in White Port barrels sourced from Portugal. The White Port barrels perfectly complement Glencadam Single Malt, adding depth and complexity to the whisky. This delicate and rich flavoured whisky is bottled at 46% ALC/vol, natural colour and non-chill filtered. Limited release of only 3,684 bottles, each individually numbered.
Brand | Glencadam |
Distillery | Glencaddam |
Cask type | Port Finish |
Cask type 2 | Bourbon/American Oak |
Size | Regular Bottle |
ABV | 46.0 % |
Style | Single Malt Scotch Whisky |
Region | Highland |
Flavor | Pear Apple |
Limited Edition | Yes |
Region | Standard Delivery | Delivery Charge |
---|---|---|
UK MAINLAND |
2 to 3 working days |
£4.95 |
SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS |
up to 3 working days |
£4.95 |
SCOTTISH ISLANDS |
up to 4 working days |
£4.95 |
NOTHERN IRELAND |
up to 4 working days |
£4.95 |
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