Name: Paul John Single Malt Whisky Px Pedro Ximenez Select Cask 96
Brand: Paul john
SKU: 973557
Price: 135.99 USD
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Paul John Single Malt Whisky Px Pedro Ximenez Select Cask 96

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Introducing the Paul John Single Malt Whisky PX (Pedro Ximenez) Select Cask 96 – a distinguished expression that epitomizes the exceptional craftsmanship of Indian whisky. Meticulously distilled and aged in Goa, this unique single malt showcases the art of cask selection, with the influence of Pedro Ximenez sherry casks imparting an extraordinary depth and complexity.

In the glass, the PX Select Cask 96 presents a lustrous amber hue, offering a visual prelude to the rich and indulgent experience that awaits. The nose is greeted by opulent aromas of dried fruits, raisins, and dark chocolate, interwoven with hints of vanilla and oak. This olfactory symphony sets the stage for the sensorial journey ahead.

On the palate, the whisky unfolds with a decadent fusion of sweet sherry influences and the signature Paul John malt character. Velvety smooth notes of figs, dates, and toffee dance on the taste buds, creating a harmonious balance with undertones of warm spices and oak. The full-bodied nature of the PX Select Cask 96 elevates the sipping experience to one of pure indulgence.

Bottled at cask strength, this expression allows the connoisseur to appreciate the whisky in its most authentic and powerful form. The finish is a lingering celebration of the sherry cask maturation, leaving a trail of rich sweetness and a subtle warmth that invites reflection on the complexity of the dram.

A testament to the artistry of Paul John Distillery, the PX Select Cask 96 is not just a whisky; it's an invitation to explore the marriage of Indian craftsmanship and Spanish sherry cask influence. Elevate your whisky collection with this exceptional single malt that embodies the epitome of sophistication and indulgence.

Appearance:
Radiant amber, reminiscent of polished mahogany, captivating in the glass and alluding to the richness within.

Nose:
The aroma is a tapestry of indulgence, with pronounced notes of dried fruits, particularly raisins and figs, seamlessly blending with the velvety sweetness of dark chocolate. Undertones of vanilla and oak add layers of complexity, creating a luxurious olfactory experience.

Palate:
Upon the first sip, the palate is greeted by a symphony of flavors. The influence of Pedro Ximenez sherry casks unfolds in waves of luscious sweetness, revealing notes of caramelized figs, dates, and toffee. The malt character, synonymous with Paul John whiskies, provides a sturdy foundation, while subtle hints of warm spices and oak contribute to a well-balanced and indulgent profile.

Finish:
The finish is a lingering celebration of the sherry cask influence. Rich and satisfying, it leaves behind a decadent sweetness on the palate, accompanied by a gentle warmth. The interplay of dark chocolate, dried fruits, and a touch of oak provides a memorable conclusion to this exceptional single malt journey.

Distillery. Paul John Whisky is a brand of Indian whisky produced by John Distilleries in Goa, on the west coast of India. Established in 1996 it is now one of the most popular brands of whisky produced and sold in the country.
A non age stated (NAS) single malt whisky from the Speyside region. Glenfiddich Select Cask is a marriage of whiskies matured in European oak (sherry?), bourbon and red wine casks. Casks have been selected by malt master Brian Kinsman, then married in Glenfiddich's Solera system.
Maturing Scotch whisky is kept in oak casks – sometimes called barrels, hogsheads or butts. Casks are sourced mainly from the US and Spain, where they have previously been used to age whiskey and sherry.
John Distilleries were founded in Bangalore in 1992 by owner and chairman Paul P. John. The first Whisky produced here was marketed as "National Distilleries" and sold on the Indian low-price market.
Pedro Ximénez wine is obtained from grapes of the same name which then undergo a traditional process known as "sunning", whereby the fruit turns to raisins.