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Balvenie The Creation Of A Classic Volume:70cl this limited edition single malt

Balvenie The Creation Of A Classic Volume:70cl this limited edition single maltCurated by David Stewart MBE, who recently retired as malt master at the Speyside distillery, this expression from the Balvenie Stories range is inspired by Stewart's pioneering work with cask finishing in the 1970s and 1980s. The Creation of a Classic is initially matured in ex bourbon casks, followed by a period of maturation in oloroso sherry casks, and is bottled at 43% ABV. If you appreciate the quintessentially smooth and fruity Balvenie

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Description

this limited edition single malt is a harmonious blend of six whiskies

and an array of floral scents are evident

The finish is sweet with a final note of zesty citrus fruit

Perfect for summery cocktails

The nose reveals a strong maritime scent with saline notes

Balvenie The Creation Of A Classic Volume:70cl this limited edition single maltCurated by David Stewart MBE, who recently retired as malt master at the Speyside distillery, this expression from the Balvenie Stories range is inspired by Stewart's pioneering work with cask finishing in the 1970s and 1980s. The Creation of a Classic is initially matured in ex bourbon casks, followed by a period of maturation in oloroso sherry casks, and is bottled at 43% ABV. If you appreciate the quintessentially smooth and fruity Balvenie

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