The Singleton 39 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Size
- 750ml, bottle
Beyond the Label
Delight in an indulgent taste experience unlike any other with The Singleton 39 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky. At 39 years old, this whisky is approaching four decades in the making and only 1,695 bottles have been released of this extra-long double maturation whisky. Emerging from the oak after a 39-year quest to epitomize the intensity and lavishness of exquisite European wines through whisky flavor is a Single Malt Scotch unlike any that has come before it.
The result is a rare whisky resounding with depth and complexity for an unparalleled drinking experience.
Includes one 91.8 proof 750 mL bottle of The Singleton 39 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
Product Details
| Product Type | Whiskey |
| Style | Single Malt |
| Country | Scotland |
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Beyond the Label
Delight in an indulgent taste experience unlike any other with The Singleton 39 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky. At 39 years old, this whisky is approaching four decades in the making and only 1,695 bottles have been released of this extra-long double maturation whisky. Emerging from the oak after a 39-year quest to epitomize the intensity and lavishness of exquisite European wines through whisky flavor is a Single Malt Scotch unlike any that has come before it.
The result is a rare whisky resounding with depth and complexity for an unparalleled drinking experience.
Includes one 91.8 proof 750 mL bottle of The Singleton 39 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
Product Details
| Product Type | Whiskey |
| Style | Single Malt |
| Country | Scotland |
Scent and Flavor
NOSE
The nose-feel is mellow, and the aroma is profoundly complex. Mild at first and vinous, with fruity top notes suggesting a rich fruit cake with wine-soaked raisins, candied orange peel and toasted almonds. Later, some butterscotch emerges, with a slightly burnt edge to the cake. Water dials back the fruit and introduces a cooling effect.
TASTE
At natural strength, light yet creamy-smooth; a very slightly waxy texture and a mouth-watering, sweet start with a notably fruity clove-studded spiciness. Then gently drying, with more spice towards the end yielding a light peppery warmth. Richly flavored and perfectly balanced, it drinks well neat. With just a dash of water, the texture is thinner, and the sweetness comes forward slightly; there is a shake of salt now at the expense of spicier warmth, which returns in the finish.
FINISH
Very long, fruity, and warming, with a lingering spicy warmth and a hint of salted plums in the aftertaste. The latter is increased by a drop of water, when the whole aftertaste becomes unusually menthol-cool, with perhaps a suggestion of cherry liqueur chocolates.
