Ailsa Bay Release 1.2 Sweet Smoke - 70cl 48.9%

$90.99
Ailsa Bay Release 1.2 Sweet Smoke - 70cl 48.9%

Ailsa Bay Release 1.2 Sweet Smoke - 70cl 48.9%

$90.99
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Tasting Journey

Distillery Ailsa Bay
Region Lowlands
Style Scotch and Malt
Colour

Deep Copper

Nose

Aromas of custard, cream, then weirdly, bacon!

Palate

Taste of golden syrup, meaty and nutty.

Finish

Sweet, smoky and drying

About This Whisky

The inaugural release from Ailsa Bay. Ailsa Bay is unique in a number of respects. Not only does it display the PPM (Phenol Parts per Million) of the actual whisky on the bottle, but it also provides a figure for SPPM: Sweet Parts Per Million. The latter is a revolutionary method for measuring a whisky's sweetness, designed by master blender Brian Kinsman. Furthermore, Ailsa Bay is the only whisky to undergo 'micro maturation', whereby the new make spirit is first aged in small bourbon casks for six to nine months, in order to create rapid, intense maturation.

About Ailsa Bay

Ailsa Bay Distillery

Ailsa Bay is in the Lowlands, on the Clyde coast looking out towards Ailsa Craig, Kintyre, and Arran. Its eight stills however produce a wide variety of styles of makes. This flexibility is deliberate as the distillery was built to both replace ‘Balvenie-style’ malt for Grant’s blends and offer other flavor possibilities. Given this, not surprisingly, the stills are shaped the same as Balvenie’s.

Four different characters are made: estery, nutty, fruity, and heavily peated.

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