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Monkey Shoulder: a tribute to whisky maltsters
Monkey Shoulder is a blended scotch whisky. The story behind the name of this Scottish whisky is a very peculiar one: the 'maltmen' who used to stir barley with the help of a shovel, were constantly exposed to draughts that caused them serious rheumatism.
This malting malady was known under the name 'monkey shoulder'. It is as a tribute to these maltsters that the Grant's family, owners of the emblematic Glenfiddich distillery, created this 'triple malt' made from a blend of three single malts (Glenfiddich, Balvenie and Kininvie) with aromas of honey, cinnamon and vanilla.
Monkey Shoulder Blended Scotch Whisky
70cl / 40°
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