Woodrow's Of Edinburgh Golden/White/Cream Woodrow's Highland Blended Malt 30 Year Old

Woodrow's of Edinburgh

Key Facts About This Blended Malt Scotch Bottler: Woodrow's of Edinburgh Founder: Woody Tan Range: Warehouse Reserve Distilleries: Includes Dalmore, Glenmorangie, Glenturret, Clynelish Age: 30 years old Distilled: 20/01/1994 Bottled: 19/11/2024 Region: Highland, Scotland Spirit: Blended malt scotch Cask Type: Sherry casks finished in 1st fill bourbon barrel Alcohol by Volume: Cask strength at 53.5% Bottled: Natural colour and without chill filtration Outturn: 252 bottles Bottle Size: 700ml Highland Blend 30 Year Old Tasting Notes Woody's tasting notes Nose: Golden syrup, oranges and raisins accompanied with an oaky musk. Palate: An oily and silky mouthfeel with citrus zest and dried fruits. White chocolate butter cream, malt cake and toasted almonds. Finish: Medium in length with aniseed and nutmeg. Ed's review Colour: Medium, bright gold. Thick in the glass with pronounced legs. Nose: Redcurrants and toffee. Oak and leather. Palate: Full mouthfeel with a satisfying texture. Lots of sherried fruits with redcurrants, plums, and berries. An orange citrus notes and a high quality malt backbone. A touch of woodspice. Finish: Sherried fruit and malt fade into bright spice. Overall: A delicious, classically highland, dram. About this Woodrow's whisky Woodrow's of Edinburgh brings us a standout 30-year-old blended malt scotch as part of their Warehouse Reserve range, created by founder Woody Tan. This Highland whisky is a mix of whiskies from well-known distilleries like Dalmore, Glenmorangie, Glenturret, and Clynelish, resulting in a beautifully balanced and layered character. Distilled on January 20, 1994, and bottled on November 19, 2024, it’s been aged in sherry casks with a final touch in first-fill bourbon barrels. Bottled at its natural cask strength of 53.5%, with no chill filtration or added colour, it’s a pure and bold expression. With just 252 bottles available, it’s a rare find for whisky enthusiasts.