Diageo Scotch Whisky En Primeur 2022
We are delighted to launch our Diageo Scotch Whisky En Primeur 2022 campaign. We have been working ever more closely with Diageo and this year have secured allocations of four great distilleries (plus additional releases from other partners). Buying Scotch whisky en primeur makes sense for the same reason as it does in fine wine: it is the best way to secure an allocation (buyers will be given first refusal for future releases) and it is the most cost effective way to buy!
Diageo Scotch Whisky En Primeur 2022
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Scotland | - | - | HK$17,900.00 | |||||
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Located in Alness on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Teaninich was founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro and is one of the earliest legally licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo and used to produce components for their blended whiskies. Unlike most other distilleries, only one official bottling has ever been released by Diageo, leaving independent bottlers as the main source of Teaninich bottles on the market. Teaninich is known for using a mash filter press instead of a mash tun, a unique feature that results in a clean and grassy flavour profile with light hints of vanilla. |
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Scotland | - | - | HK$17,900.00 | |||||
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Located in Alness on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Teaninich was founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro and is one of the earliest legally licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo and used to produce components for their blended whiskies. Unlike most other distilleries, only one official bottling has ever been released by Diageo, leaving independent bottlers as the main source of Teaninich bottles on the market. Teaninich is known for using a mash filter press instead of a mash tun, a unique feature that results in a clean and grassy flavour profile with light hints of vanilla. |
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Scotland | - | - | HK$17,900.00 | |||||
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Located in Alness on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Teaninich was founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro and is one of the earliest legally licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo and used to produce components for their blended whiskies. Unlike most other distilleries, only one official bottling has ever been released by Diageo, leaving independent bottlers as the main source of Teaninich bottles on the market. Teaninich is known for using a mash filter press instead of a mash tun, a unique feature that results in a clean and grassy flavour profile with light hints of vanilla. |
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Scotland | - | - | HK$17,900.00 | |||||
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Located in Alness on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Teaninich was founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro and is one of the earliest legally licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo and used to produce components for their blended whiskies. Unlike most other distilleries, only one official bottling has ever been released by Diageo, leaving independent bottlers as the main source of Teaninich bottles on the market. Teaninich is known for using a mash filter press instead of a mash tun, a unique feature that results in a clean and grassy flavour profile with light hints of vanilla. |
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Scotland | - | - | HK$17,900.00 | |||||
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Located in Alness on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Teaninich was founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro and is one of the earliest legally licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo and used to produce components for their blended whiskies. Unlike most other distilleries, only one official bottling has ever been released by Diageo, leaving independent bottlers as the main source of Teaninich bottles on the market. Teaninich is known for using a mash filter press instead of a mash tun, a unique feature that results in a clean and grassy flavour profile with light hints of vanilla. |
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Scotland | - | - | HK$17,900.00 | |||||
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Located in Alness on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Teaninich was founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro and is one of the earliest legally licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo and used to produce components for their blended whiskies. Unlike most other distilleries, only one official bottling has ever been released by Diageo, leaving independent bottlers as the main source of Teaninich bottles on the market. Teaninich is known for using a mash filter press instead of a mash tun, a unique feature that results in a clean and grassy flavour profile with light hints of vanilla. |
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Scotland | - | - | HK$17,900.00 | |||||
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Located in Alness on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Teaninich was founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro and is one of the earliest legally licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo and used to produce components for their blended whiskies. Unlike most other distilleries, only one official bottling has ever been released by Diageo, leaving independent bottlers as the main source of Teaninich bottles on the market. Teaninich is known for using a mash filter press instead of a mash tun, a unique feature that results in a clean and grassy flavour profile with light hints of vanilla. |
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Scotland | - | - | HK$17,900.00 | |||||
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Located in Alness on the northern shore of the Cromarty Firth, north of Inverness, Teaninich was founded in 1817 by Hugh Munro and is one of the earliest legally licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is currently owned by Diageo and used to produce components for their blended whiskies. Unlike most other distilleries, only one official bottling has ever been released by Diageo, leaving independent bottlers as the main source of Teaninich bottles on the market. Teaninich is known for using a mash filter press instead of a mash tun, a unique feature that results in a clean and grassy flavour profile with light hints of vanilla. |
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