The Single Malt Ballechin 18 Y.O. 2003 Conquete comes from the Edradour distillery and was selected by La Maison du Whisky for its 65th anniversary celebration series. Distilled in 2003, it was aged for 18 years in a first-fill ex-Sherry cask. This is a limited, unfiltered, cold-aged version in which the peat also gives way to a floral and fruity register.
The Single Malt Ballechin 18 Y.O. 2003 Conquete has a delicate and concentrated nose, in which the lingering empyreumatic scents gradually become more floral and malty, revealing then medicinal tones of honey, vanilla and coffee.the palate is suave, rich in notes of peat and chocolate, with mineral salts, nuances of vanilla, ash and gentian.the finish is persistent, and stages the duel between peat and Xères wine.

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