STRATHCOLM SINGLE GRAIN WHISKY 8YO
Single Grain Scotch Whisky is made using a continuous method called the Patent Still process. The majority of cereals used are typically un-malted like wheat, corn, maize and rye together with a small obligatory amount of malted barley. The cereals are cooked together under steam pressure to aid the conversion into soluble starch ready for fermentation and distillation in a Patent or Coffey still.
Typically grain whisky is light, floral and mild in character resulting in a more neutral flavour than that of malt whisky.
Nose:
Floral and dry with herbal notes
Palate:
A mixture of set honey and garden flowers with a dry-ish, dusty wheat layer
Finish:
A light and dry final
Scotland
700ml
40%abv
Single Grain Scotch Whisky is made using a continuous method called the Patent Still process. The majority of cereals used are typically un-malted like wheat, corn, maize and rye together with a small obligatory amount of malted barley. The cereals are cooked together under steam pressure to aid the conversion into soluble starch ready for fermentation and distillation in a Patent or Coffey still.
Typically grain whisky is light, floral and mild in character resulting in a more neutral flavour than that of malt whisky.
Nose:
Floral and dry with herbal notes
Palate:
A mixture of set honey and garden flowers with a dry-ish, dusty wheat layer
Finish:
A light and dry final
Scotland
700ml
40%abv
Single Grain Scotch Whisky is made using a continuous method called the Patent Still process. The majority of cereals used are typically un-malted like wheat, corn, maize and rye together with a small obligatory amount of malted barley. The cereals are cooked together under steam pressure to aid the conversion into soluble starch ready for fermentation and distillation in a Patent or Coffey still.
Typically grain whisky is light, floral and mild in character resulting in a more neutral flavour than that of malt whisky.
Nose:
Floral and dry with herbal notes
Palate:
A mixture of set honey and garden flowers with a dry-ish, dusty wheat layer
Finish:
A light and dry final
Scotland
700ml
40%abv