The Oban 14-year Single Malt is produced by one of Scotland's oldest distilleries, founded in 1794, and is one of its flagship bottlings.
Aged for 14 years in oak casks, this whisky has a rich nose with characteristic hints of seaweed, meadow grass and sulphur, blending with floral and citrus nuances.
The palate is balanced, with notes of vanilla, wood, honey and dried fruit. The finish is persistent, somewhat dry and with a hint of sea breeze.
It goes well with fish dishes, especially oysters and smoked salmon.
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