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Talisker – 10 Year Old (20cl) (20cl, 45.8%)

Talisker – 10 Year Old (20cl) (20cl, 45.8%)

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Distillery
Talisker
Region
Islands
Type
Single Malt Whisky
Age
10 years
Bottle Size
20cl
ABV
45.8%
Talisker – 10 Year Old (20cl) is a single malt whisky from Talisker (Islands). Aged 10 years, bottled at 45.8% ABV, 20cl. Situated on the Isle of Skye, Talisker Distillery was founded by brothers Hugh and Kenneth MacAskill who were Clearance landlords. The Distillery was opened in 1830 using the cleared population as its workforce. Unfortunately, their venture into whisky-making wasn't a success, and by 1848, the bank was in control of the distillery. Talisker began to regain hope when Roderick Kemp and Alexander Allen bought the distillery in 1880. They expanded the site and built a distillery pier so that the casks no longer had to be floated out to ships. Sadly, the distillery burnt down in 1960 and didn't resume production until two years later after being rebuilt. Almost a decade later, the maltings closed and Talisker started to acquire its materials from Glen Ord. Many bottlings were released from Talisker in the 21st century, an 18-year-old joined Talisker's core range in 2004 which came just a year before the 175th Anniversary bottling was released. A non-age statement was then released in 2008, Talisker 57º North and Talisker Storm, Dark Storm and Port Rhuighe joined the range in 2013. This 10 Year Old from Talisker Distillery on the Isle of Skye. Aged for a minimum of 10 years in American oak casks.

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