You will like to know that…
Macallan is most likely derived from two Gaelic words - Magh and Ellan.
Magh means 'fertile piece of ground' and
Ellan stands for 'St. Fillan', name of a monk who spreaded Christianity in Scotland during the eighth century.
So Macallan represents an alliance of nature and faith.
Technical sheet
| Category: | Whiskey (Spirits) |
|---|---|
| Producer: | The Macallan Distillers |
| Volume: | 70cl |
| Alcohol Vol.: | 40% |
| Country: | Scotland |
Elaboration of The Macallan Sherry Oak 10 Years
The Macallan Sherry Oak 10 Years
TASTING NOTES:
- Color: The Macallan Sherry Oak 10 Years is of an intense straw color.
- Smell: The aroma is very light and clean. There are notes of rubbed flower petals and hot apple pie. Jelly emerges with sherried peels and notes of barley sugar, vanilla fudge provides sweetness.
- Taste: The palate is medium bodied and well rounded. There are notes of walnut and salty melted butter as well as hints of chocolate and custard. The finish is of medium length and pretty oak.
ALCOHOL: 40% Vol
COUNTRY: Scotland
The Producer
The Macallan Distillers
The Macallan emerged in 1824 when Alexander Reid, a local farmer, got one of the first licenses to distill whiskey and leased 8 acres (just over 3 has) from the Earl of Seafield in order to establish the The Macallan Distillery.
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