Between the Moray Firth & the Hills of Cromdale, stands the City & Royal Burgh of Elgin, the home of Gordon & Mac Phail. The cathedral depicted on the label was burnt down in 1390, by the feared Wolf of Badenoch
- the illegitimate son of a Scottish King. There are over 30 distilleries within the vicinity of Elgin & this vatted malt is an apt tribute to the quality malts they produce.
Colour: Golden brown. Nose without water: Sweet
- vanilla & fudge aromas balanced with a spicy fruity note
- toffee apples. Palate without water: Sweet, creamy caramel flavour with spicy, earthy notes & a subtle floral edge. Nose with water: Floral/perfumed with a spicy fruity note
- balanced. Palate with water: Dry, slightly peppery & a hint of smoke. Subtle dried fruit in the background. Body: Medium. Finish: Fruity
- raisins & sultanas. Whisky Style: Balanced
- nice array of aromas & flavours.