Name: Lindores Abbey Friar John Cor Cask Strength Congregation Chapter 2 - 70cl 60.9%
Brand: Lindores Abbey
SKU: LINABFRIARCNC2
Price: 81.21 USD
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Lindores Abbey Friar John Cor Cask Strength Congregation Chapter 2 - 70cl 60.9%

$81.21

Lindores Abbey Friar John Cor Cask Strength Congregation Chapter 2 - 70cl 60.9%

$81.21

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Age No Aged Statement

Distillery Lindores Abbey

Region Lowlands

Cask Type Bourbon & STR & Peated Rum

Style Scotch and Malt

Colour

Deep Gold

Nose

Aromas of maple syrup, roasted banana, apples and spicy cinnamon, dates, caramelised sugar and earthy peat.

Palate

Taste of pears, roasted banana, cinnamon spice, almonds and smoky earthy peat.

Finish

A long warming dry finish with dark chocolate, oak, smokiness and a rich sweetness.

About This Whisky

Lindores Abbey Friar John Cor Cask Strength Congregation Chapter 2 is a follow-up to the first installment in Lindores Abbey Congregation Series has been described as having a deep gold colour. This hue is the result of its maturation in a combination of bourbon, STR and peated rum casks. This whisky is non-chill filtered and has no added colouring.

About Lindores Abbey

In 2017, spirit started flowing once again from copper stills at Lindores Abbey Distillery, and the first single malt whisky was released in 2021.

Learning as much as we can from the great Scottish distillers around us, past and present, and from others much further afield, we are delighted to be bringing a very modern whisky-making approach to this ancient site.