BenRiach Triple 10yo 43% 1L Gift Box

BenRiach Triple Distilled 10yo is an exceptional single malt whisky from Speyside that captivates with its unconventional production method and elegantly fruity character. Unlike the traditional Scottish practice of double distillation, this whisky undergoes triple distillation, which gives it a smoother, fresher, and fruitier profile. This is a whisky for those seeking a smooth, rich, and approachable style without smoky notes.

Production:

It matures for at least ten years in first-fill American bourbon casks and first-fill Pedro Ximénez sherry casks. The bourbon casks impart balanced notes of vanilla and subtle spices, while the Pedro Ximénez sherry casks add greater depth, complexity, and a richer flavor profile. The result is a harmonious whisky with a smooth, elegant, and very drinkable character.

BenRiach Triple Distilled 10yo is non-chill-filtered and derives its color naturally from the casks alone. Thanks to its gift packaging, it is also an excellent choice not only for personal enjoyment but also as a prestigious gift for lovers of quality Scotch whisky.

Tasting Profile:

Color: Coppery gold.

Nose: Candied fruit, rich vanilla, fresh oak.

Palate: Apricot, apple peel, toasted almonds, mocha cream.

About BenRiach Distillery Company Ltd.:

BenRiach Distillery Company Ltd. is a Speyside single malt Scotch whiskey distillery with a history dating back to 1898, when it was founded by John Duff. The distillery stands on the site of the original Riach farm in northern Speyside and draws its water from the Riach mineral spring in northern Speyside, utilizing the water-rich underground aquifers deep beneath the distillery grounds. BenRiach has built a reputation over the years as a “hidden gem” of Speyside, combining traditional craftsmanship with a bolder approach to whisky production.

The brand is known for its wide range of flavors and styles. In addition to classic non-peated whiskies, it also produces peated variants as well as triple-distilled whiskies, which are rather rare in Scotland. A diverse selection of casks from around the world also plays an important role, resulting in rich, layered, and distinctive whiskies. Today, the BenRiach tradition continues under the leadership of master blender Rachel Barrie, and the distillery is part of the Brown-Forman group.