Inchgower 12 Year Old 2010 Cask #810489 Spirits Shop Selection Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML

Whiskey: Inchgower 12 Year Old 2010 Cask #810489 Spirits Shop Selection Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML
A Spirits Shop’ Selection bottling of Inchgower distilled in 2010 and matured for a dozen years in a single hogshead. That cask yielded a total of 290 bottles when it was opened in 2023, boasting a wholesome strength of 57.6% ABV and a floral cat illustration on the label.
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Size: 700ML
Proof: 115.2 (57.6%ABV)
Origin: Scotland
Distillery: Inchgower
A Spirits Shop’ Selection bottling of Inchgower distilled in 2010 and matured for a dozen years in a single hogshead. That cask yielded a total of 290 bottles when it was opened in 2023, boasting a wholesome strength of 57.6% ABV and a floral cat illustration on the label.
Inchgower 12 Year Old 2010 Cask #810489 Spirits Shop Selection Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 700ML Tasting Notes
Nose: Floral notes of orchard blossom and hay are backed by zesty notes of citrus and tropical fruit.
Palate: Runny honey, apples, and pears lead to spicy notes of crystalised ginger, with dried orange and a touch of woody spice.
Finish: Salted caramel, lingering citrus zest, toasted nuts, and baking spice.
Distillery Information
The Inchgower distillery was founded as ‘The Great Distillery of Inchgower’ in 1871 by Alexander Wilson and Co. It was intended that Inchgower would utilise the buildings and equipment of the old Tochieneal Distillery. The Inchgower distillery lies in Banffshire not far from the mouth of the River Spey and just on the outskirts of the fishing town, Buckie. The distillery was bought out by Buckie Town Council in 1936, following the bankruptcy of Alexander Wilson and Co. Two years later Arthur Bell and Sons acquired the distillery for £3,000.