CAOL ILA 10 YEARS OLD 46% CADENHEAD'S SMALL BATCH

Caol Ila 10 Years Old 46% - Cadenhead's Small Batch is a notable expression from the renowned Islay distillery, Caol Ila, and bottled by the prestigious Cadenhead's. This particular bottle offers whiskey aficionados a chance to experience the distinctive character of Islay malts married beautifully with the unique bottling approach by Cadenhead's.

Caol Ila Distillery is situated on the picturesque shores of Islay, Scotland, an area famed for its peaty scotch whiskies. Known for producing a style of whiskey that is as breezy and rousing as the island's coastal winds, Caol Ila’s whiskies are typically characterized by their peaty, smoky flavors, intertwined with sea salt and a hint of sweetness. This specific 10-year-old expression emphasizes the distillery's mastery in blending these classic Islay traits into an elegant and complex product.

Meanwhile, Cadenhead's, Scotland’s oldest independent bottler, founded in 1842, takes pride in bottling whiskies in their most natural form - generally cask strength, non-chill filtered, and without the addition of any artificial coloring. Their Small Batch series typically includes carefully selected casks to create exclusive and limited bottlings. This Caol Ila 10 Years Old is a prime example of their commitment to presenting high-quality scotch in its purest form.

This whiskey is bottled at 46% ABV, providing a perfect balance of strength and flavor. The moderate bottling strength makes this scotch approachable, yet it retains the robust flavors expected from a quality Islay malt. At 70 cl, it's a generous size that allows the delicate complexities of the spirit to evolve and be savored over time. This Caol Ila expression by Cadenhead's is an exemplary scotch that serves not only as a delightful drink but also as a collector's choice due to its rarity and craftsmanship.

Enthusiasts of peated whiskies will find this Caol Ila 10 Years Old by Cadenhead’s Small Batch an exceptional addition to their collection, offering a glimpse into the illustrious whiskey-producing region of Islay combined with the storied tradition of one of Scotland's most respected independent bottlers.