The Cragganmore distillery, whose name means “big rock”, is located between Grantown-on-Spey and Aberlour near Ballindalloch in the Speyside. John Smith, who had previously gained experience at Glenfarclas and Macallan, built the distillery in 1870 directly on an existing railway line that no longer exists today and is part of the Speyside Trail. Since this whisky was very popular from the start, it was largely used for blends. The Cragganmore distillery is now part of the Diageo Empire.

59,90  inkl. MwSt.

respectively 85,57  per l

The Cragganmore Distillers Edition 2022 was finished in port casks and flamed American oak casks. "Smooth and complex, immediately sweet, vinous and fruity, giving way to a dense, mysterious smoke. Light to medium-bodied. Firm, slightly oily texture with a sweet, smooth entry and juicy hints of wine and fruit, finished with light woody spice and smoke. Medium-length finish, tingly and dry, but appetizingly spicy with oak and light vanilla and cocoa."

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19,90  inkl. MwSt.

respectively 99,50  per l

One of the classics and maybe one of the most complex malts at all. It has a variety of flavours that are balanced that way, that you can call this one perfect.

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44,90  inkl. MwSt.

respectively 64,14  per l

One of the classics and maybe one of the most complex malts at all. It has a variety of flavours that are balanced that way, that you can call this one perfect.

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599,00  inkl. MwSt.

respectively 855,71  per l

This Cragganmore 1989 was bottled by Malts of Scotland for the Rare Casks series after maturing in a sherry hogshead. Tasting Notes: Nose: Cherry compote, rum raisins, dried plums, grape-nut chocolate, forest honey, fine Christmas spices, blueberry muffins, Black Forest cake and some cinnamon Taste: Plum jam with cinnamon, honey, Christmas cake, sweet black cherries, rum raisins, printen, blackberry jelly, tobacco and old leather

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