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Tomatin Distillery Releases Limited-Edition Whisky Aged in Manzanilla Casks

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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Tomatin Distillery released Cù Bòcan Creation #9, a lightly peated single malt aged for over 17 years. The whisky is blended using new American oak casks, refill hogsheads, and dry Manzanilla Sherry casks, creating a flavor profile described as sweet and salted popcorn. The limited edition release is priced at £45 and is available worldwide.

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The launch of this high-profile, limited-edition whisky, which relies on Manzanilla casks for its savory edge, reinforces the premium market role of Manzanilla in the spirits industry. The whisky is limited to 3,800 bottles.

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  • ManzanillaCask type used in the whisky to impart a salty, savory flavor profile

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  • ManzanillaSpeculative

    The use of Manzanilla casks in this high-profile launch could reinforce the premium pricing and market demand for Manzanilla-aged spirits.

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