AnCnoc - Sherry Cask Finish (Peated Edition)
Knockdhu
AnCnoc - Sherry Cask Finish (Peated Edition)'s home is Knockdhu distillery, in the Highland region of Scotland.

Sherry Cask Finish (Peated Edition)

Single Malt

Sale price£48.95

Highland / 70cl / 43%

This is the peated edition of AnCnoc's sherry cask finish, giving flavours of toffee apples, honey and a lingering smoke. 

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AnCnoc - Sherry Cask Finish (Peated Edition)

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Distillery Location
AnCnoc - Sherry Cask Finish (Peated Edition)'s home is Distillery Location distillery, in the Highland region of Scotland.

The Knockdhu distillery is a whisky distillery in Knock, Banffshire owned by Inver House Distillers Limited.

The distillery was founded in 1893 by John Morrison to produce whisky for Haig's after several springs on the southern slope of Knock Hill were discovered.  The distillery was built using local eye grey granite, with two steam heated stills.The two pot stills could turn out 2,500 gallons of spirit per week. It was also the first malt distillery built for the Distillers Company Ltd. It started production in 1894 and remained in continuous operation until 1931, when it was forced to close for a few years due to the economic depression. Wartime restrictions on barley forced a second closure from 1940-1945.

Knockdhu was closed in 1983, and was sold to Inver House in 1988, after which production resumed in February 1989. Various bottling ages are available the most popular being 12 years old, there is also an annual vintage bottled around 14–15 years old, a 16-year-old (matured solely in second fill bourbon casks) and a 30-year-old. Previously named Knockdhu after the distillery, the whisky was renamed anCnoc in 1994 to avoid confusion with Knockando.

Knockdhu Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky is currently bottled under the Gaelic name anCnoc meaning "the hill".

Region

Highland

Distillery Status

Operational

Size

70cl

Strength

43%

CHARACTER & TASTE NOTES

Immerse yourself in the depth of flavours from this delicious Whisky

Smoky
Complex and warm, this flavour profile brings notes of burnt wood and ash with elements of toasted spice, leather and a subtle earthiness.
Toffee
Rich and buttery, this flavour profile brings a caramelised sweetness with smooth creamy hints of vanilla.
Apple
An English orchard favourite, this bright, crisp and refreshing flavour profile offers a sharp-sweet citrus taste with a mild tartness.
Honey
This classic flavour profile offers a warm comforting sweetness with a subtle hint of delicate summer flowers.
Vanilla
Sweet and creamy, this flavour profile brings a comforting warmth with rich caramel undertones and a subtle hint of woody spice.
Cinnamon
This delicately spicy flavour profile brings warm, sweet undertones reminiscent of the comforting aroma of freshly baked cinnamon rolls.

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