WEMYSS - A Salt on the Senses - Millésime 2007 - Croftengea - 46%
Whisky Old Scotch 70 cl (0.7L)

Format : 70 cl (0.7L)
Level : Perfect
Label : Perfect
Capsule : Perfect
Origin : Whisky Old Scotch

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WEMYSS - A Salt on the Senses - Vintage 2007 - Croftengea - 46%

Wemyss Malts (pronounced 'Weyms' Malts') is an independent bottler from Scotland . The company was founded in 2005 by brother and sister William and Isabella Wemyss . The family have direct links to the history of Scotch whiskey, when Haig built the first distillery on their land in the Kingdom of Fife in 1840. The land has been used for many decades to grow quality barley and continues to grow. provide the best to maltsters for the production of whiskey. Enthusiastic about his time spent with the wine blending experts of the South of France, William Wemyss was inspired to create distinctive and bold Scotch whiskies. Isabella Wemyss, with her eye and nose for uncompromising quality, sources Single Malts from Scotland and the finest casks from around the world . With the skills of their trusted Master Blenders, they take these precious ingredients and turn them into new and tasty creations.

The Single Cask Collection has been developed so that each cask chosen for bottling is representative of the best characteristics of that region and the name given to each whiskey reflects the unique aromas and flavors found within the bottle.

A Salt on the Senses was distilled in 2007 by Loch Lomond Distillery (Croftengea) . Loch Lomond Distillery is a distillery located in Alexandria in the Highlands of Scotland. This Single Malt whiskey has been aged for 15 years in a unique hogshead type cask. Only 349 bottles were produced.

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