Inchgower 14 year old

Complex and multifaceted, this Inchgower offers at least two typical characteristics of the distillery: a slightly petrol-like nose reminiscent of some Alsace white wines, and an oily texture. On the palate, it is very pleasant but also very changing: rich malty and caramelized notes give way to a surprising fruity freshness and honey notes, which extend to nutty flavors. A complete and surprising malt.
A must-have for Scotch whisky connoisseurs, the so-called "Flora & Fauna" range is little known to the general public. Launched in the 1990s by United Distillers & Vintners, this series was originally intended to showcase distilleries that did not bottle under their own name. There were also non-reduced versions until the 2000s. The complete collection comprises 26 references, released over time, some of which are now discontinued and have become true collectors' items. The paternity of the name "Flora & Fauna" in reference to the animals and plants depicted on the various labels is attributed to the whisky writer and critic Michael Jackson.