Spirit Type: Single Malt Scotch Whisky

Country: Scotland

ABV: 46%

Bottle Size: 70cl

Aerolite Lyndsay 10 Year Old - The Glenturret (Single Malt Scotch Whisky)
ABV: 46% | Origin: Highlands, Scotland

This intriguing Highland single malt showcases The Glenturret's exceptional peated expression, aged for a decade in carefully selected oak casks. Originally created to honor the distillery's historical use of peat, this expression masterfully balances smoke and sweetness.

Tasting Profile:

• Nose: Maritime peat smoke, citrus zest, honeyed apple, subtle vanilla
• Palate: Sweet medicinal peat, salted caramel, orchard fruits, toasted oak
• Finish: Long and warming with lingering smokiness, sweet spice, and coastal brine

Production Details:

• Distillation Method: Traditional copper pot stills
• Cask Type(s): First-fill and refill American oak bourbon barrels
• Special Processes: Uses heavily peated malted barley

Perfect For:

• Peat enthusiasts seeking a more subtle, refined smoky profile
• Evening contemplation or sharing with friends
• An introduction to peated whisky
• A sophisticated addition to an experienced collector's shelf

Expert Notes:

• Praised by Jim Murray's Whisky Bible for its "excellent balance of smoke and sweetness."
• Received 92 points at the International Wine & Spirits Competition 2023.

Customer Reviews:

• "A beautifully balanced peated whisky - not too overwhelming but with plenty of character." - Michael P.
• "The perfect introduction to peated whisky. Sweet and smoky in perfect harmony." - Sarah L.
• "Complex and evolving - discovers new flavors with each sip." - Robert M.

Interesting Fact:

• The name "Aerolite Lyndsay" pays homage to the largest known meteorite found in Scotland, connecting the whisky's smoky character to the celestial phenomenon.

Serving Suggestions:

• Enjoy neat or with a few drops of spring water to release hidden flavors
• Pair with smoked salmon or aged blue cheese
• Best served in a Glencairn glass at room temperature

The Glenturret Distillery:

• Scotland's oldest working distillery (est. 1763)
• Combines traditional handcrafted methods with modern expertise
• Located in Crieff, Perthshire
• Maintains many historical production techniques, including hand-mashing and wooden washbacks