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Highland Park16-year-old Twisted Tattoo

Highland Park
Single Malt
Aged 16 years
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Deep, Rich & Dried Fruits
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Summary

Highland Park 16-year-old Twisted Tattoo is a single malt whisky that embodies the rich heritage of Scottish whisky-making. Aged for 16 years, this spirit offers a complex and mature profile that appeals to both novice and seasoned whisky drinkers. The maturation process in a combination of Spanish Rioja wine casks and first-fill bourbon casks imparts a unique character to the whisky, blending the sweetness of dried fruits with a subtle spiciness.

On the nose, this whisky presents a bouquet of rich, dried fruits, intermingled with hints of vanilla and oak. The palate is equally rewarding, offering a deep and rich flavor profile that includes notes of dark chocolate, raisins, and a touch of nutmeg. The influence of the Rioja wine casks adds a layer of complexity, bringing out a subtle sweetness that balances the overall richness.

The finish is long and satisfying, leaving a lingering taste of dried fruits and a gentle warmth. This whisky is perfect for those who appreciate a well-rounded and deeply flavorful spirit. Whether enjoyed neat or with a splash of water, it promises a memorable tasting experience that highlights the craftsmanship of Highland Park distillery.

Common Notes

Tasting Notes

Nose
Rich dried fruits, vanilla, oak
Palate
Dark chocolate, raisins, nutmeg
Finish
Long, lingering dried fruits, gentle warmth

Additional Details

Brand
Highland Park
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Distilled At
Highland Park
Bottled By
Highland Park
ABV
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The Critics

  • Whisky Advocate88 points