Description du produit
Description du produit
The Old Perth Palo Cortado is a Blended Malt from the Morrison Company. Perth was once the world capital of whisky blending. The Old Perth Blended Malts continue this tradition. Only malts from sherry casks are included. Palo cortado is a traditional, overripe style of sherry that produces excellent and rare sherries. Palo cortado usually arises by chance during the production of sherry, when a fino unintentionally develops in the direction of oloroso during maturation. The flor yeast is precipitated and the wine is exposed to greater oxidation. This then results in a sherry that has amontillado and oloroso flavours. In this case, the wine was matured in a barrel that had previously been filled with Palo Cortado.
Distributeur
Schlumberger Vertriebsgesellschaft Buschstraße 20 53340 Meckenheim/DE
Désignation
Whisky
Pays d'origine
Scotland
Articles au goût similaire
Old Perth Cask Strength 2021
0,7 l ·
58,6 % vol
|
|
|
|
|
69,86 €/l
-
TVA incluse 21%. - sans
Livraison
Rebel's Reserve Madeira & Red Wine Cask 12 Ans 2011/2023
0,7 l ·
49,5 % vol
|
|
|
|
|
58,43 €/l
-
TVA incluse 21%. - sans
Livraison
Black Bottle The Alchemy Series #1 Double Cask
0,7 l ·
46,3 % vol
|
|
|
|
|
47,00 €/l
-
TVA incluse 21%. - sans
Livraison
Bushmills Black Bush 80/20 PX Cask
1 l ·
40 % vol
|
|
|
|
|
37,90 €/l
-
TVA incluse 21%. - sans
Livraison
Mars Maltage 'Cosmo' Wine Cask Finish 2023
0,7 l ·
43 % vol
|
|
|
|
|
119,86 €/l
-
TVA incluse 21%. - sans
Livraison
Writers Tears Copper Pot Marsala
0,7 l ·
45 % vol
|
|
|
|
|
85,57 €/l
-
TVA incluse 21%. - sans
Livraison
Turntable Track 4 - One Way or Another
0,7 l ·
46 % vol
|
|
|
|
|
105,57 €/l
-
TVA incluse 21%. - sans
Livraison
Témoignages de clients
Évaluations des goûts
Arôme
Sherry
Sweet
Malt
Oak
Spices
Honey
Goût
Sweet
Honey
Sherry
Spices
Fruit
Berri.
Choco.
Oak
Nuts
Malt
Walnut
Leath.
Pepper
Date
Caram.
Nutmeg
Fig
Herb
Sortie
Herb
Sherry
Fruit
Oak
Leath.
Sweet
Geschmack:
Abgang:
Kommentar: Die Blended Malts Old Perth sind für mich ein Bank. Die gehen bisher immer