Benriach 25 Years Whisky
£454.30
Benriach 25 Years Whisky is a whisky product listed for shoppers comparing this exact expression with related products in the range. The Benriach 25 Years Whisky is a masterful blend of rich, complex flavours that exemplify the best of Speyside. Aged for a quarter of a century, this whisky boasts a smooth and full-bodied character, with notes of honey, vanilla, and fruit cake. The listed format is 700ML. The recorded strength is 46.00%. The catalogue records Scotland as its origin. It can be served or prepared neat, with a little water or over ice; check the current packaging for ingredients, allergens, storage and preparation information.
Benriach 25 Years Whisky
Whisky profile
Benriach 25 Years Whisky is presented as an individual whisky product in the Pure Whisky catalogue. This page refers to the exact expression named in the heading, including its flavour, age, finish, pack format or gift contents where those details are part of the name. That makes it easier to distinguish this item from other versions in the same brand range.
Tasting and maturation
The Benriach 25 Years Whisky is a masterful blend of rich, complex flavours that exemplify the best of Speyside. Aged for a quarter of a century, this whisky boasts a smooth and full-bodied character, with notes of honey, vanilla, and fruit cake. The Benriach distillery has long been renowned for its innovative approach to whisky-making, using a variety of cask types to create unique and delicious expressions. The listed pack is 700ML. The export records an alcohol strength of 46.00%. The recorded origin is Scotland.
Serving the whisky
Pour a small measure neat first, then add a little water or ice if preferred. Compare the age statement, cask wording and regional style when choosing between related bottles.
Product details
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