SINGLETON OF GLEN ORD 15 Years Old The Enchantress of the Ruby Solstice
Matured in refill American & European Oak, then double matured in wine-seasoned Bottled at Casks Strength 54.2%
Nose: Dry overall, the gentle nose gives a vinous first impression, backed by spicy, woody notes of oak shavings and beech. Alluring aromas of tart red berry fruit and creamy vanilla spread among them, and a hint of wax appears in the development. A little water softens the nose and relaxes the aroma, without great alteration.
Palate: An ultra-smooth, mouth-filling texture prefaces a lively, intense taste; barley-sugar sweet, with a pinch of salt. That sweetness becomes pleasantly tart, with suggestions of gooseberry and crisp grape. At reduced strength, it is not as tart, but still spicy; the sweetness is highlighted yet the appetising spicy heat remains.
Finish: Lengthy and palate-drying, as pepper-heat lingers in a last kiss of silken spice. With water sweeter, now with a trace of fondant in the aftertaste.
Dispatch
Every bottle is sent by one of Milroy’s specialist delivery partners
From our historic Soho shop, we've been sourcing the world's finest whiskies and spirits for over half a century. Our expertise lies in discovering rare bottles and independent bottlings that tell a story of craftsmanship and heritage.
Every bottle in our collection is carefully selected by our team of experts, ensuring that whether you're a seasoned collector or just beginning your journey, you'll find something exceptional.
Singleton of Glen Ord 15 Year Old The Enchantress of the Ruby Solstice 54.2% 70cl
SINGLETON OF GLEN ORD 15 Years Old The Enchantress of the Ruby Solstice
Matured in refill American & European Oak, then double matured in wine-seasoned Bottled at Casks Strength 54.2%
Nose: Dry overall, the gentle nose gives a vinous first impression, backed by spicy, woody notes of oak shavings and beech. Alluring aromas of tart red berry fruit and creamy vanilla spread among them, and a hint of wax appears in the development. A little water softens the nose and relaxes the aroma, without great alteration.
Palate: An ultra-smooth, mouth-filling texture prefaces a lively, intense taste; barley-sugar sweet, with a pinch of salt. That sweetness becomes pleasantly tart, with suggestions of gooseberry and crisp grape. At reduced strength, it is not as tart, but still spicy; the sweetness is highlighted yet the appetising spicy heat remains.
Finish: Lengthy and palate-drying, as pepper-heat lingers in a last kiss of silken spice. With water sweeter, now with a trace of fondant in the aftertaste.