Deanston 12 years old

Deanston is a confidential distillery.
Deanston was established in 1967 in the town of the same name, located in the county of Perth, in the south of the Highlands.
Being located on the banks of the River Teith, the distillery uses this water for the production of the distillate, a fresh and pure water, slightly spicy that adds a unique character.
The entire Deanston range is unfiltered.
The distillery served as the setting for part of the filming of Ken Loach's film La Part des Anges, starring Charles MacLean, the famous malt whiskey specialist.

This 12-year-old version perfectly reflects the classic character of this, to say the least, confidential distillery. A fresh single malt marked by fruity notes, cereals and a touch of honey. The spices, ginger, cloves give it more panache. Entirely matured in ex-bourbon casks, this whiskey demonstrates both delicacy and power. Especially since the gentle filtration at room temperature carried out before bottling allows all of its aromas to be preserved.

46.3% vol. 70 cl.

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