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Whiskey: Benrinnes 17 Year Old – Badly Drawn Dogs Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 350ML
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Size: 350ML
Proof: 90 (45%ABV)
Origin: Scotland
Distillery: Benrinnes
“This dinky 350ml bottle of Benrinnes single malt joins our Badly Drawn Dogs whisky collection and features a handsome drawing of an Entlebucher Mountain Dog on the label. This Speysider spent 17 years maturing in a refill hogshead, and the dog’s name is Annie, according to our dog artiste, Cal.”
Benrinnes 17 Year Old – Badly Drawn Dogs Single Malt Scotch Whisky | 350ML Tasting Notes
Nose: Lemon meringue pie, juicy barley, and oaken vanilla open the way for honeyed nuts and a touch of praline.
Palate: Hazelnuts and earthy walnuts are balanced by rich dessert wine sweetness, with plump raisins and floral honey.
Finish: Citrus blossom, a touch of floral tea, mellow oak, and nutty malt.
Distillery Information
The original Benrinnes was sited almost a mile south-east of today’s distillery. Built on the Whitehouse Farm in 1826 by Peter McKenzie, the distillery was completely destroyed just three years later, after a great flood laid waste to the buildings. In 1835, a new distillery was built, sited on the side of its namesake, the 840m peak which looms over Speyside. Alongside four other distilleries, Benrinnes draws its water from springs on the mountain, tapping the Rowantree and Scurran Burns. Following a devastating fire at the end of the nineteenth century, BenRinnes was rebuilt, converting to electric power. The distillery has an unusual distillation method; the six stills are used to partially triple-distil the make. Benrinnes made use of a Saladin Box maltings system from 1964. In 1984, it was decommissioned and malt was bought in instead. Despite the long history of Benrinnes, there has only been one official bottling – in 1991 a fifteen year-old was released. Save for a few independent bottlings, the majority of the spirit has been used in blends, notably Johnnie Walker and J&B. Today, single malt whiskies from Benrinnes remain a rare treat. The distillery is currently under Diageo ownership.
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