Lost Distillery Benachie Scotch WhiskeyPart of a series, this is Lost Distillery's take on what Benachie Distillery's whisky might taste like today, had it not closed in 1913. It has a notably dark amber hue, and a bouquet that suggests toffee and campfire smoke. On the palate, it's a relatively dry sip, starting with toffee but unpacking slow building smoke, clove and burnt orange peel, and finishing with cigar wrapper, unsweetened chocolate and spice. A good contemplative sipper.

jam-packed with notes of burnt orange peel/pith

Minor Case Beam

The Rémy Martin style can be identified in the smoothness of this cognac

Valentine Vodka has been recognized by Anthony Dias Blue

This exceptional single malt draws its color and flavor from specially selected a Sherry-seasoned Spanish and American oak casks

but Amber comes with a higher proportion of 1st fill casks

cheese or pan roasted fish

intensity of Aberlour single malt

the whiskey is barreled at 92 proof

very dry sparkling that tingles the palette with bright acidity

and used until the desired taste profile is reached and deemed ready for its intended use

with hints of honey and oak spices complementing each other