
Benromach Peat Smoke 46% vol.
Sale price49,99 €
Regular price70,00 €
Benromach Peat Smoke 46% vol.
What makes this whisky special is the use of peated malt, which gives it a pronounced smokiness. On the nose, the Benromach Peat Smoke unfolds powerful aromas of peaty smoke. These are accompanied by sweet and fruity notes that lend the whisky a certain complexity. The smoke is present but not overpowering, conveying a sense of campfire and sea breeze. On the palate, this single malt is intense and smooth. The smokiness remains prominent and is accompanied by subtle sweet nuances, malty notes, and a hint of spice. The higher alcohol content of 46% ABV intensifies the aromas and gives the whisky a robust presence. The finish of the Benromach Peat Smoke is long and characterized by a warm smokiness. The sweet and malty notes persist, giving the whisky a well-balanced character.
Country of Origin
Great Britain
Region
Speyside
Alcohol Content
43.0% Vol.
SKU
:V30140
Pairs with
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Serving Temperature
Raumtemperatur
Closure Type
Cork
Bottle Size
0.7 l
Producer
Benromach Distillery Company Ltd
Distributor
Schlumberger GmbH & Co.KG Buschstrasse 20 53340 Meckenheim
Schlumberger GmbH & Co.KG Buschstrasse 20 53340 Meckenheim
Benromach Distillery Company Ltd
Benromach is one of Speyside's smallest distilleries – and that's precisely what makes it special. Since 1898, a whisky has been crafted here in Forres, in northern Scotland, forging its own path. After years of dormancy, Benromach was revived in 1998 by Gordon & MacPhail, one of Scotland's most renowned whisky families. Since then, two men have distilled the entire annual supply here – by hand, with care, and without haste. The result: a Speyside whisky with character. Peaty, spicy, slightly smoky – and surprisingly approachable. What distinguishes Benromach is the honesty of their work. No mass-produced product, no bland, homogenized flavor. Instead, a dram that shows you just how diverse Scotland can be in a glass.











