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Talisker Port Ruighe Single Malt Scotch Whisky 45,8% Vol. 0,7L In Giftbox
| Type | Spirits, Whiskey |
Product number: 674646
£70.01
Price per bottle
On the rugged coast of the unique Isle of Skye lies south of Dunvagan, directly
on the shore of a bay as if conjured up, the snow-white small distillery
Talisker. Two brothers founded the distillery in 1831, and after their deaths
numerous others took over the attempt to continue the distillery. All failed
until a financial manager and a wine and spirits merchant succeeded in taking
over. Talisker was triple distilled until 1928, then only double. After a fire
in 1960, the distillery was rebuilt true to the original. Today, Talisker
belongs to the Diageo spirits group.
Talisker Port Ruighe bears the old Gaelic name of the trading port Portree on
the Scottish Isle of Skye.
It was here that Scottish merchants landed in the 19th century, bringing back
the then unknown sweet port from Portugal.
The island's whisky makers quickly noticed how old port casks enriched the
flavour of their products and began to refine the aroma of their single malts in
this way.
Talisker has not forgotten this tradition until today and now presents the Port
Ruighe, a whisky that is refined at the end of its maturation process by storage
in port casks.
on the shore of a bay as if conjured up, the snow-white small distillery
Talisker. Two brothers founded the distillery in 1831, and after their deaths
numerous others took over the attempt to continue the distillery. All failed
until a financial manager and a wine and spirits merchant succeeded in taking
over. Talisker was triple distilled until 1928, then only double. After a fire
in 1960, the distillery was rebuilt true to the original. Today, Talisker
belongs to the Diageo spirits group.
Talisker Port Ruighe bears the old Gaelic name of the trading port Portree on
the Scottish Isle of Skye.
It was here that Scottish merchants landed in the 19th century, bringing back
the then unknown sweet port from Portugal.
The island's whisky makers quickly noticed how old port casks enriched the
flavour of their products and began to refine the aroma of their single malts in
this way.
Talisker has not forgotten this tradition until today and now presents the Port
Ruighe, a whisky that is refined at the end of its maturation process by storage
in port casks.