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Benriach – 2000 25 Year Old Sherry Butt 25632, Symington's Choice (bottled 2026) (70cl, 60.2%)

Benriach – 2000 25 Year Old Sherry Butt 25632, Symington's Choice (bottled 2026) (70cl, 60.2%)

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Distillery
Benriach
Region
Speyside
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Age
25 years
Bottle Size
70cl
ABV
60.2%
Cask Type
Sherry butt
This is a single cask Benriach from Speyside, matured for 25 years in sherry butt 25632. The cask was filled on 24 May 2000 and the whisky was bottled on 14 April 2026 at its natural cask strength of 60.2%, non-chill-filtered and without added colour. Signatory Vintage bottled it for Symington's Choice, the series Andrew Symington selects cask by cask. It is the first Benriach in that series. The release comprises 450 individually numbered bottles of 70cl. The nose combines raisins, dates, black cherry, roasted hazelnut and orange zest, with polished oak and espresso after time. The palate is full and oily, with figs, dark toffee, dark chocolate and baking spices. The finish is very long and warming, with cocoa, nutmeg and Oloroso sweetness.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Raisins, dates, black cherry, roasted hazelnut, cocoa powder, orange zest; with time polished oak, espresso, baking spices

Palate

Figs, dried fruit and dark toffee; dark chocolate, roasted coffee beans and almonds; full, oily and concentrated, with cinnamon, clove and black pepper

Finish

Very long and warming: cocoa, dried fruit, polished oak, nutmeg and a pronounced Oloroso sweetness

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