Scarabus 30 year old

Only those who seek will find! Scarabus 30 year old - A Secret of Islay

• Scotland is full of myths and legends - the Scarabus combines them all in one bottle
• Bottled at a fabulous age of 30 years!
• Natural color: no added coloring
• Un-chillfiltered: bottled without chill filtration
• From the traditional bottlerHunter Laing

Tasting Notes: What does the Scarabus 30 year old taste like?

• Nose: intense, powerful earthy and sea salt aromas, a hint of smoked ham, with subtle hints of toffee, vanilla, and citrus fruits
• Palate: full-bodied with a harmonious balance of salty, smoky, and earthy notes, the delicate sweetness of toffee and vanilla offers a pleasant contrast to the bold, maritime, and spicy tones - ripe citrus fruits add a fresh, lively touch
• Finish: the finish is long and smooth, with a lingering Islay flavor - smoke and salt remain

What is the secret of Scarabus 30 year old?

Scarabus 30 year old is an exclusive single malt whisky rooted in the legends of Islay. The island itself, famous for its rugged beauty and wild sea, gives this whisky its distinctive soul. But what makes this whisky special is the secret surrounding the distillery—a mystery that waits to be solved. Some say Islay's nature is the true creator of this masterpiece, which unfolded a very special alchemy in the casks.

For over three decades, this whisky has matured in peace, absorbing the essence of Islay's salty sea breezes. Finest craftsmanship and virtuoso play with the casks give it its complex depth and elegance. Scarabus 30 year old is made for true connoisseurs who enjoy the adventure of discovery and appreciate attention to detail.

The name "Scarabus" comes from Old Norse and means "rocky place" - an apt metaphor for the character of this whisky, which is as solid and distinctive as Islay's rocky cliffs. With a delicate balance of smoky, salty notes and subtle sweet flavors developed through decades of maturation, Scarabus 30 year old leaves a lasting impression.

A single malt whisky as mystical and intriguing as the island from which it originates.