Orphan Barrel Muckety Muck X Copper Tongue X Rhetoric Trifecta

Appearance: In this remarkable Trifecta, Muckety Muck's amber glow, Copper Tongue's burnished copper hue, and Rhetoric's deep mahogany unite in a visually stunning presentation. The richness of each whisky is elegantly showcased, promising an unparalleled tasting experience. Nose: The aromatic journey begins with the Muckety Muck, introducing delicate notes of vanilla and peat smoke. Copper Tongue follows with the bold aroma of dark chocolate and warm spices. Rhetoric completes the ensemble, offering an intricate bouquet of dried fruits, oak, and a hint of leather. Together, they create a captivating olfactory symphony. Palate: As the trifecta unfolds on the palate, Muckety Muck's 26 years of refinement bring forth a velvety texture and a nuanced dance of toffee and subtle peat. Copper Tongue's cask strength prowess asserts itself with an explosion of caramel, dark chocolate, and a crescendo of warming spices. Rhetoric's 20 years of maturation contribute a refined elegance, with flavors of dried fruits, oak, and a lingering touch of leather. Finish: The finale is a harmonious collaboration of Muckety Muck's enduring peatiness, Copper Tongue's robust warmth, and Rhetoric's lingering complexity. The aftertaste is a celebration of the Trifecta's diversity, leaving a lasting impression that invites reflection and admiration.

Introduces Muckety-Muck 26 Year Old, The Third And Final Single Grain Scotch Whisky in the Muckety-Muck Series from Port Dundas Distillery.In Chinook Jargon, "muckamuck," or "mackamack," meant food and "hayo" meant plenty. Put those together and you've got "hayo-mackamack" -- literally, plenty of food. Whoever was at the top or most important had the most food. In other words, they were the high muckamuck or high muckety-muck.The most popular types of wood used to make casks for Scotch whisky are American and European oak. American oak has a sweet taste whereas European oak tends to be spicier.Many Orphan Barrel releases (although not all) have been bourbons, but Muckety Muck is something different: a single grain whisky from the Port Dundas Distillery, an enormous grain distillery that operated in Glasgow and closed its doors in 2010.Whiskey casks are the wooden vessels used to store, age and transport whisky. Not all woods are suitable for whiskey cask usage, as a number of factors can affect their flavor. These factors include: Type of wood used.

Size: 750 mL

Proof: 45%
*Please note that the ABV may vary