Isle of Jura 18y 0.7l

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A brand new Isle of Jura, this is a replacement for the now-discontinued 21 year-old.

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Isle of Jura 18y 0.7l Click image to enlarge
Product code:WHS216
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Spirits » Whisky » Scotch

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Spirits » Whisky » Malt

Volume (liters):0.7
Alcohol by volume (%):40
Region:Scotland - Islands
Country of origin:United Kingdom
Web:www.isleofjura.com
Quantity in tray/case:6 | Purchasable by single unit [Why?]

Colour: full gold.

Nose: starts very flowery, vanilled and slightly yoghurty, really in the regular 10yo’s genre but with a little more of everything. Gets more precise with time, with quite some buttercups, dandelions, vanilla crème, muesli, grenadine and orangeade, hints of mashed potatoes and boiled milk. Gets a little mashier and yeastier over time but never ‘too much’. Slight oakiness and very faint smoke. Also pleasant notes of sultanas arising after quite some time.Very ‘honest’ on the nose, a whisky 1.0 as opposed to the whiskies 2.0 (in other words, wineskies and woodskies).

Mouth: a tad weakish right at the attack but the overall profile is quite good, with rather obvious notes of fruit spirit (plums) plus quite some caramel and vanilla. Alas, the development doesn’t really happen, it stays on praline and plum spirit.

Finish: rather short, grainier and maltier now but with always quite some caramel. I’d say it’s substandard malt as far as the palate is concerned but I really liked the nose.

Encyclopedia entries

Single Malt Whisky from Isles

The Isle of Jura has less than 300 inhabitants and is famous for its deers and its mountains, the Jura Paps. According to some sources, Isle of Jura could be the oldest scottish distillery. The first traces of distillation are found as soon as the 16th century. The distillery has been renamed several times. Originally it was called Caol'nan Eileanm Craighouse, Small Isles and Lagg. The distillery has been build in 1810 and the first known owner is William Abercrombie who obtained a licence in 1831. From the... read more »
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