Scotch/Alexander Murray Mannochmore Single Cask 2004 750 ml

Alexander Murray Mannochmore Single Cask 2004 750 ml

Speyside
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About this bottle

Alexander Murray's Mannochmore Single Cask 2004 is an independent bottling of single malt Scotch whisky from the Mannochmore distillery in Speyside, distilled in 2004 and aged fifteen years in a single sherry cask before bottling in 2019. The sherry cask brings a deep, rich profile with dried fruit, toffee, and baking spice on the nose and palate. The finish runs long and smooth with a trace of smoke. As a single-cask release, it's a one-off rather than a repeatable bottling, suited to collectors and single malt drinkers who track independent bottler releases rather than the distillery's standard range.

How to drink Alexander Murray Mannochmore Single Cask 2004

Pour it neat in a tulip glass to take in what fifteen years in sherry wood built up — a small splash of water can help if the dried fruit and spice feel tight at first, but skip the ice on a one-off cask like this.

Specs

Single MaltSherry Cask · Speyside

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Questions about this bottle

How should I serve this whisky?

Neat, with an optional small splash of water to open up the dried fruit and spice; ice isn't recommended for a single-cask whisky like this.

What makes this a single cask release?

It comes from one individual sherry cask filled at Mannochmore distillery in 2004, rather than being vatted with other casks, so the bottling is a one-off.

Where is Mannochmore distillery located?

In Speyside, Scotland, a region known for producing some of Scotland's best-known single malt whiskies.

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