Langatun 5 Year Old Batch #5 That Boutique-y Whisky Company | 500ML

Whiskey: Langatun 5 Year Old Batch #5 That Boutique-y Whisky Company | 500ML
Swiss single malt whisky here from Langatun, this expression was distilled from malted barley that was smoked with birch wood during the kilning process.
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Size: 500ML
Proof: 101.2 (50.6%ABV)
Origin: Switzerland
Distillery: Langatun
Swiss single malt whisky here from Langatun, this expression was distilled from malted barley that was smoked with birch wood during the kilning process. After maturing for five years in a Chateauneuf du Pape wine cask, it was bottled up by That Boutique-y Whisky Company for its World of Smoke collection.
Langatun 5 Year Old Batch #5 That Boutique-y Whisky Company | 500ML Tasting Notes
Nose: “Juicy peaches and apricots join a touch of hay with mellow oak, sappy syrup, candyfloss, and softly floral malt in tow.”
Palate: “An interesting combo of delicately sweet, soft stone fruits, and elegant, light woods. Notes of boiled sweets lead to cherry drops, and vinous fruit, with drying oak beneath.”
Finish: “Gently tannic on the finish, that wine cask shows itself with more sweet fruit, backed birch syrup, a crackle of pink peppercorn, and a warming touch of clove.”
Distillery Information
Swiss single malt whisky brand Langatun was created in 2007, but the family behind it has a history in brewing and distilling that stretches back for over a century. In the year of 1857, Jakob Baumberger returned home as a newly graduated master brewer, and founded a distillery at his father’s farm. Three years later, he took over the local brewery and continued his work. The distillery was based in an old grain store in the village of Langatun, situated about 30 miles north-east of the capital, Bern.