Name: Stranahan’s Distillery Exclusive Red Wine Cask Single Malt Whiskey
Brand: Stranahan's
SKU: SDE-RWC
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Stranahan’s Distillery Exclusive Red Wine Cask Single Malt Whiskey

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Discover a whiskey like no other with Stranahan's Distillery Exclusive Red Wine Cask Single Malt. Crafted with precision and passion, this exclusive release is a testament to the artistry of Stranahan's Distillery, marrying the rich heritage of American single malt with the finesse of red wine cask aging.

The journey begins with Stranahan's renowned single malt base, a blend of premium malted barley and pure Rocky Mountain water. Distilled with meticulous care, the spirit is then carefully introduced to specially selected red wine casks, infusing it with a symphony of nuanced flavors.

Pour a dram, and you'll be greeted by a captivating deep amber hue, a visual prelude to the sensory experience that awaits. The nose entices with notes of red berries, oak, and a subtle undercurrent of vanilla, setting the stage for an indulgent tasting adventure.

On the palate, the whiskey unfolds with layers of complexity. The marriage of malt sweetness and the influence of the red wine cask results in a harmonious dance of flavors. Rich, dark fruits intermingle with hints of toffee and baking spices, creating a velvety texture that lingers on the tongue.

The finish is a masterful crescendo – a warm and satisfying conclusion that showcases the marriage of malt and wine cask. Lingering notes of oak, dried fruits, and a touch of chocolate bid farewell, leaving an indelible impression of this exclusive expression.

Encased in a distinctive bottle design, the Stranahan's Distillery Exclusive Red Wine Cask Single Malt is a collector's dream. With a limited availability, each bottle is a testament to the craftsmanship and innovation that define Stranahan's, making it a cherished addition to any connoisseur's collection.

Indulge in the extraordinary with Stranahan's Distillery Exclusive Red Wine Cask Single Malt Whiskey – a limited edition release that transcends the ordinary and invites you to savor the exceptional.

Appearance:
In the glass, this exclusive expression unveils a captivating deep amber, reminiscent of a rich mahogany glow. Swirling the whiskey reveals a luxurious viscosity, promising a velvety mouthfeel.

Nose:
The aroma is an intricate tapestry of red wine sophistication and the bold character of single malt. Red berries take center stage, accompanied by subtle oak undertones and a touch of vanilla sweetness. As the bouquet unfolds, there's a delicate interplay of dried fruits and a hint of warm baking spices, creating an inviting and complex olfactory experience.

Palate:
The first sip is a revelation of balance and depth. The red wine cask influence is immediately evident, with luscious dark fruit notes intertwining seamlessly with the inherent malt sweetness. Layers of toffee and caramel emerge, offering a delightful richness that coats the palate. As the whiskey develops, a subtle spiciness unfolds, adding complexity and a gentle warmth.

Finish:
Stranahan's Distillery Exclusive Red Wine Cask Single Malt Whiskey leaves a lasting impression with a finish that echoes the marriage of malt and red wine cask. The oak undertones persist, complemented by a lingering sweetness that evolves into a subtle dark chocolate note. The finish is remarkably smooth, inviting reflection on the interplay of flavors that make this expression truly exceptional.

The 'single' in 'single malt' simply means that the whisky is the product of a single distillery. Therefore, while a single malt can contain whisky from many different casks, all of this whisky must have been produced by one distillery.
Typically single malt Scotch whisky is double distilled in distinctive copper pot stills. These stills are like very large kettles heating the liquid inside. The first distillation takes place in the 'wash' still where the alcohol vapours rise to the top first.
Whisky has been distilled in Scotland for hundreds of years. There is some evidence to show that the art of distilling could have been brought to the country by Christian missionary monks, but it has never been proved that Highland farmers did not themselves discover how to distil spirits from their surplus barley.