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Refreshing nectarine and tropical fruit, with subtle roasted coffee, clove and ginger. A memorable finish of sultanasand black toffee.
Alcohol: 40%
Alcohol: 40%
Producer:Fettercairn
Vintage:12
Alcohol Percentage:40
Appearance:
Corn, Pale Honey
Palate:
Tropical fruit and sticky Jamaican ginger cake add a sweet and spicy depth which a flicker of bitter herbs and vanilla complement
Please note that taste might differ between individuals
Nose:
Refreshing nectarine, white flowers and milk chocolate emerge initially. Black toffee and subtle roasted coffee provide darker notes underneath,
Food Pairing:
Mature and hard cheese
Expert review:
Alex Southgate
If you love that fruity, citrus blast, though I really think you’ll enjoy the 12 year old. There is a definite sweetness to the nose. The smoothness of milk chocolate and a dash of vanilla give way to more herbaceous tones. The coolness of mint pairs with just a hint of citrus.<br><br>The chocolate tones follow through to the taste but swiftly give way to a more pronounced hit of grapefruit. This is paired with a touch of lemon and the citrus flavors leave a sourness that sets your mouth watering. The finish is sharp but not at all unpleasant because it’s coupled with the sweetness of raisins.
Background:
Fettercairn is a whisky distillery in Fettercairn. Situated under the Grampian foothills in the Howe of Mearns, Fettercairn town’s name is loosely based on the phrase "the foot of the mountain".<br>Fettercairn is owned by Whyte & Mackay Distillers.<br>Fettercairn Distillery was founded in 1824 by Alexander Ramsay, owner of the Fasque estate, who converted a corn mill at Nethermill into a distillery. After losing his fortune, Alexander was forced to sell the estate to the Gladstone family in 1829. John Gladstone’s son William Gladstone, went on to become Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer and was instrumental in passing various reforms on the taxation of whisky.<br>In 1973 Whyte & Mackay acquired Fettercairn distillery and it has remained with the company since.
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