Single Cask Nation Glencadam 13-Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Single Cask Nation presents an exclusive 13-year-old Glencadam Single Malt Scotch Whisky, bottled from a single cask for a unique tasting experience. Distilled in March 2011 at the Glencadam Distillery, this Highland Region whisky was aged 10 years in an ex-bourbon barrel, then finished for an additional 3 years in a first-fill sherry barrique, adding layers of richness and complexity. Bottled at cask strength with a bold 60.2% ABV, this limited release offers only 207 bottles, perfect for collectors and connoisseurs alike. Expect a rich, floral, and slightly smoky profile that pays homage to classic ’80s Bowmore expressions.

Key Features

• Limited edition: Only 207 bottles available
• 13-year aging process with 10 years in an ex-bourbon barrel, finished 3 years in first-fill sherry cask
• Cask strength at 60.2% ABV for intense flavor
• Distilled in the Highland Region at Glencadam Distillery
• Single Cask Nation exclusive bottling

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Sweet and floral, reminiscent of classic sherried Scotch with hints of spring blossoms.
• Palate: Rich and nutty with flavors of dried fruits, sherry sweetness, and a subtle earthiness.
• Finish: Lingering spicy oak with hints of smokiness and a warm, robust aftertaste.

How to Enjoy
Savor this whisky neat to experience its full complexity, or add a few drops of water to mellow the high ABV and reveal nuanced flavors. Ideal for sipping slowly to appreciate the depth from the sherry cask finish.

FAQ

• What makes this release unique?
  This Glencadam 13-Year is a single-cask release with a unique maturation process, bottled exclusively for Single Cask Nation members. Limited to 207 bottles, it’s crafted for those who seek rare and distinctive whiskies.

• Can this whisky be used in cocktails?
  While this is best enjoyed neat or with a splash of water, it can also add depth to high-end whisky cocktails if you prefer a rich, sherried Scotch profile.

• What is the meaning of “cask strength”?
  Cask strength indicates that this whisky was bottled straight from the cask without dilution, preserving the original alcohol content for an intense, full-flavor experience.