2012 Dalrymple - single cask, 1st fill sherry butt

"Blended Malt" - this cask was apparently teaspooned, meaning LBD were unable to call it a single malt.

They're also not allowed to say teaspooned on the label but there's a not so subtle hint in the design. They've added a granite teaspoon to indicate this isn't really a blend and granite because Ailsa Craig, that the Ailsa Bay distillery looks onto, is the source of all the granite for the world's curling stones.

700 bottles from a single sherry butt.

• Colour - Pepsi
• Nose - Obvious sherry bomb so difficult to be unique with tasing notes here! Raisins, dark chocolate, cognac
• Palate - Soreen malt loaf, tinned prunes, fresh figs
• Finish - cinnamon rolls

1st fill Oloroso Sherry Butt - full maturation

56.8%vol 70cl