
The BenRiach

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Presented in the form of a 5cl mignonette, the 12-year-old Benriach The Twelve is a whisky aged in sherry, Bourbon and Port casks.
8,50 €In StockBenriach 12 years The Twelve is an unpeated Single Malt aged in sherry, Bourbon and Port barrels.
52,90 € 57,90 € -5,00 €In StockReduced price!Benriach The Smoky Ten comes from a blend of unpeated and peated whiskies, having aged for at least 10 years in three types of casks: ex-bourbon casks, ex-Jamaican rum casks and toasted new oak casks.
42,90 € 45,90 € -3,00 €In StockReduced price!Benriach 10 years old peated Single Malt is made from a combination of several types of casks. it has been rewarded many times.
39,90 € 42,90 € -3,00 €In StockReduced price!BenRiach 10 years The Original Ten in a mignature version which transcribes the fine and subtle character of the blend in Bourbon, Sherry and new oak barrels.
8,00 €In StockBenriach The Twelve Smoky is a Single Malt from the Speyside region, unpeated and bottled at 46°. To discover in a 5cl miniature.
8,50 €In StockFind in this miniature tasting set the two 10-year-old expressions of Benriach, The Original Ten and The Smoky Ten.
15,00 €In StockThe Benriach distillery presents its most peaty whiskey, aged in Bourbon and American oak barrels, it is cask brut and bottled at 52.8°.
79,50 €In StockThis Single Malt comes from a blend of unpeated and peated whiskies, aged over 21 years in Bourbon, Sherry, new oak and red wine barrels.
175,00 €In StockThis box of three miniatures will allow you to discover three flagship whiskies from the Scottish distillery Benriach.
25,00 €In StockA richly sumptuous Single Malt, which combines mellow smoke and oak strength.
369,00 €In StockA very peaty malt from the distillery which has benefited from an extraordinary aging of more than 30 years.
595,00 €In Stock
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Benriach, its wealth: stocks of sherry casks, rums wines ... impressive.
Located at the southern exit of Elgin, on the road to Rothes, in Speyside in Scotland, Benriach was also called "Longmorn II" because the two distilleries are almost Siamese. Benriach had a chaotic start.
Victim of the resounding bankruptcy of Pattisons which precipitated many distilleries in its fall, following its purchases of whisky on credit, the distillery closed after two years. Only its malting areas remained operational, notably to feed Longmorn malt. The distillation did not resume until 1965!
After an extension that brought the number of stills in 1985 from two to four, Benriach changed hands in 2001 and again in 2004. Billy Walker, a prominent personality in the world of whisky, then embarks on the adventure with two investors . The stills find the flame!
Today, it is Brown Forman who is currently the owner of this distillery.
The Benriach distillery is home to an impressive stock of old barrels. Its cellars are full of sherry butts of all kinds (oloroso, pedro ximenez ...), new oak barrels, bourbon barrels and hogsheads dating back to the 1960s, and casks containing wine, rum, Madeira, port, even rioja!
Those who sleep in the traditional cellars (dunnage) bathe in an extraordinary orange light.
The capacity of the distillery is 2.8 million liters of pure alcohol, about 900,000 bottles of Single Malt.
The versions with a name or an adjective are peated (Curiositas, Birnie Moss ...) and the accounts of ages without name or adjective are not peated (10 years, 16 years ...).
Exception: The Heart of Speyside that characterizes the essence of Speyside is unpeated.