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Tuesday, 14 February 2012
Dram of the day: Benromach 25 Years Old, Malt Whisky
Sunday, 11 April 2010
Benromach Single Malt Whisky Peat Smoke 46% 1st Batch
Distilled 2000. Bottled 2007.
Cask Type: 1st Fill Bourbon Barrels. Phenol Level: 55PPM
Nose : Sweet, burnt sugar aromas with wood smoke and a gentle phenolic / medicinal note. Hints of Granny Smith apples.
Palate : Peat smoke and ash followed by sweet, toasted malt. Hints of spice and charred oak are followed by subtle phenolic flavours.
With Water
Nose : The sweetness is still evident but the phenolic character is more pronounced. Medicinal notes - Germolene and TCP are laced by a smoky, earthy aroma. A delicate floral edge is also present.
Palate : Smoky - hints of creosote and birch wood. A sweet, treacle toffee note follows. A rich, mulled fruit flavour also adds balance. However, the peat smoke character is never far away.
Body : Bold, tempered by the sweetness and fruit notes.
Finish : Smoky with sweet malt notes.
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Benromach Single Malt Whisky 10 year old 43% 70cl
Founded in 1898 by F.W. Brickman and Duncan McCallum
Location Speyside Findhorn region Situated on the outskirts of Forres
Water Source Chapeltown springs
In 1983 the distillery was closed and production equipment dismantled. In 1993 Gordon and MacPhail purchased the distillery. The next 3 years involved careful planning for the refurbishment of the Benromach Distillery.
Following the extensive re-equipping, distillation started once again in 1998, Benromach’s centenary year, and HRH The Prince of Wales performed the official re-opening in October of that year.
Benromach 10 years old is hand-crafted at Speyside’s smallest working distillery using the finest Scottish malted barley and the purest spring water from the nearby Romach hills
Patiently matured for at least 10 years in the highest quality casks, Benromach 10 year old is golden in colour and displays rich fruit, sweet chocolate and delicate spicy aromas.
With a rich sherry influence, the mouth watering palate coats the senses in exotic fruit flavours and toasted malt with a delicate hint of smoke.
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Friday, 2 January 2009
Benromach Single Malt Whisky (Origins Batch 1 Golden Promise 50%)
Distilled 1999 Bottled 2008.
Cask Type :- Sherry Cask Phenol level 4ppm.
Colour : Dark golden
UNDILUTED
Nose : Initial buttery note, delicate floral influences. A prominent toasted malt note with subtle sherry notes in the background.
Palate : Starts creamy and becomes very sweet. Heavily toasted malt influences with a very delicate smoke. Mouth watering and complex.
Finish : Long and smooth.
WITH WATER
Nose : Prominent sweetness with heavy malt influences. Delicate orange peel note and some smoke.
Palate : Initially peppery, becomes sweeter with a very subtle smoke in the background. Mouth watering and smooth.
Body : Bold, tempered by the sweetness and fruit notes.
Finish : Long and balanced.
Body : Medium.
Cask Type : Sherry cask.
Friday, 5 December 2008
Benromach Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Colour: Pale gold.
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Tuesday, 8 November 2005
Benromach 21 yr old, 43% Tokaji Finish
Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
Tasting Note.
Colour: Golden brown
Nose: Sweet, bruised apples, fermented fruits – ripe banana and fig rolls.
Body: Smooth and rounded.
Palate: Sweet, winey – cream sherry, chocolate toffees. Rounded.
Finish: Sweet and fruity.
Cask type: First fill and refill sherry casks, finished for six months in Tokaji casks.
Whisky style: Rich and unique – the sweet Tokaji wine casks enhance the fruit elements of the whisky.
Wednesday, 12 October 2005
Benromach Vintage 1969 (43%) Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Tasting Notes
Speyside region, Findhorn district.
Colour: Rich orange gold
Nose: Sweet sherry with apples, raisins and sultanas. Some camphor and menthol aromas with hints of linseed oil. Spices – cloves and cinnamon
Body: Big and complex
Palate: Smoky with a rich spicy note. Oiled / polished oak. Sherry and fruitcake flavours slowly develop
Finish: Unsurprisingly the sherry influence remains to the endCask type: First fill sherry hogsheads
Whisky style: A big, sherried whisky – complex and rewarding
Tuesday, 11 October 2005
Benromach Traditional, 40%. Speyside Single Malt Whisky

Speyside region, Findhorn district.
The new whisky from Gordon & MacPhails own distillery.
Tasting Note
Colour: Straw yellow.
Neat
Nose: Citrus fruits (lemons & limes) with hint of honey and pine resin. Peaty malty notes in the background.
Palate: Smoky with cereal and malt flavours. Dries up with spicy/peppery notes followed by a delicate floral edge.
With Water
Nose: Sweet, chocolate and fudge aromas. Floral elements and a hint of phenols (germolene).
Palate: Toasted/smoky flavours initially with a subtle fragrance. Some fruity notes develop along with an earthy, vanilla edge.
Body: Rounded with a balance of flavoursFinish: Slightly sweet with a hint of smoke and malt.