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High Roller Lounge/The Balvenie Rare Marriages 40 Year Single Malt Scotch 750 ml
The Balvenie Rare Marriages 40 Year Single Malt Scotch 750 ml
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About this bottle
The Balvenie Rare Marriages 40 Year Single Malt Scotch is a rare and exclusive whisky that has been aged for 40 years in a combination of American oak and European oak casks. This whisky has a deep, complex flavor profile with notes of dried fruits, toffee, and oak. The finish is long and smooth, with a hint of spice. This is a truly special whisky that suits special occasions or a luxurious treat.
How to drink The Balvenie 40 Year Rare Marriages
Pour it neat, in a proper whisky glass, and give it time — 40 years deserves an unhurried pace. This is a whisky to savor slowly rather than mix into anything.
Tasting notes
Nosedried fruits, toffee, oak
Palatedried fruits, toffee, oak
Finishlong, smooth, hint of spice
Specs
Single MaltAmerican oak and European oak · Speyside, Scotland
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What's the best way to serve The Balvenie 40 Year Rare Marriages?
Serve it neat in a tulip or Glencairn glass, in small pours, to let 40 years of maturation open up slowly.
How is The Balvenie 40 Year matured?
In a combination of American oak and European oak casks over four decades.
What makes The Balvenie unusual among Scotch distilleries?
Founded in 1892 by William Grant, it's one of the few distilleries in Scotland that still malts a portion of its own barley on site, using traditional floor maltings.
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