Name: Lion Head Blended Scotch Whiskey 1L
Brand: Lion Head
SKU: 29259
Price: 85.99 USD
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Introducing Lion Head Blended Scotch Whiskey, a harmonious fusion of tradition and innovation that captures the essence of Scotland's rich whiskey heritage. Crafted with meticulous care, this exceptional blend marries the finest single malt and grain whiskies to deliver a truly distinctive and memorable drinking experience.

With a golden amber hue that beckons to the eye, Lion Head Blended Scotch Whiskey boasts a captivating aroma that unfolds with each nosing. Expect a delicate balance of honeyed sweetness, heather florals, and a touch of smoky peat. The nose sets the stage for the complexity that awaits within each sip.

On the palate, Lion Head reveals a symphony of flavors. The initial notes of toffee and vanilla evolve seamlessly into a medley of orchard fruits, accompanied by a gentle hint of oak. The malt character adds depth, while a subtle wisp of peat smoke weaves through, leaving a trail of warmth and intrigue.

The finish is long-lasting and satisfying, with a lingering sweetness that invites contemplation. Lion Head Blended Scotch Whiskey embodies the artistry of the master blenders who carefully select and marry whiskies to create a balanced and refined expression.

Presented in an elegantly designed bottle, adorned with the iconic lion head emblem, this whiskey not only delights the palate but also makes a statement on any spirits shelf. Whether enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as the foundation for classic cocktails, Lion Head is a versatile and distinguished addition to any whiskey enthusiast's collection.

Embrace the spirit of the Highlands with Lion Head Blended Scotch Whiskey—a celebration of craftsmanship, flavor, and the timeless allure of Scottish whiskey. Indulge in the legacy of a blend that pays homage to the majestic lion, a symbol of strength and nobility that reflects the character of this exceptional Scotch.

Color:
Radiant amber with glints of gold, inviting you into a world of rich, golden hues.

Nose:
A delightful fusion of honeyed sweetness and subtle heather florals greets the senses, followed by a whisper of smoky peat that adds depth. Notes of vanilla and toffee emerge, creating a harmonious balance that captures the essence of the Highlands.

Palate:
The first sip unfolds a complex tapestry of flavors. Toffee and caramel lead the way, accompanied by a medley of orchard fruits—think ripe apples and pears—enhanced by the gentle embrace of oak. The malt character adds a velvety texture, while a delicate thread of peat smoke weaves through, offering a hint of complexity without overpowering the palate.

Finish:
Lion Head's finish is a lingering journey of warmth and sweetness. The orchard fruits persist, joined by a subtle vanilla sweetness that leaves a lasting impression. The finish is smooth and satisfying, inviting you to savor the nuanced layers of flavor.

In distillation, the still is heated to just below the boiling point of water and the alcohol and other compounds vaporise and pass over the neck of the still into either a condenser or a worm – a large copper coil immersed in cold running water where the vapour is condensed into a liquid.
The Coffey still opened the door to the production of grain whisky, which would be used to create blended Scotch whisky. The art of blending whisky was pioneered by Andrew Usher in Edinburgh, Scotland, in the early 1860's.
Distilling a liquid three times—as opposed to the more traditional double distillation of Scotch Single Malt—results in a rounded, smoother spirit that is more inviting and more accessible to most palates. Make no mistake, whiskey distillation is an incredibly complex process that takes years, even decades, to master.Both whiskey and Scotch are types of distilled spirits made from grains, but they are made using different ingredients and production methods and have other flavor profiles. Whiskey is typically made from a mash of grains that includes barley, corn, rye, and wheat, while Scotch is made exclusively from malted barley.Some common types include: Artisanal Distillery: These distilleries focus on small-batch production, often using traditional methods and emphasizing craftsmanship. Commercial Distillery: These distilleries operate on a larger scale and are designed for mass production.