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Berry Bros & Rudd Small Batch 2009 Teaninich Casks 714892/3/6 (70cl)

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Size
700ml
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Brand / producerBerry Bros. & Rudd
CategoryWhisky & whiskey
Retailer typeSingle Malt Whisky
Container size700ml

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This is a beguiling and fruity malt with perfumed aromas emerging. Passion fruit, a touch of lime and polished oak invite further exploration. The palate delivers waves of vanilla, yellow fruit and honey with some toasty influence. A little liquorice kicks in to herald the graceful finish. Teaninich (pronounced “Te-an-in-ick”) is located north of Inverness, in the village of Alness. This lesser known neighbour of the more famous Dalmore and Glenmorangie distilleries started its life as an illicit distillery in 1817