Penderyn Serpent’s Tears (Llandudno Peated)

Llanfairpwll Distillery

£80

Serpent’s Tears is a Llandudno Peated, Smoky Fruity Single Malt Welsh Whisky at 46abv. This is a First Reserve of 3,000 UK bottles. “ From the Viking Longships, the brooding North Wales headland emerging from the fog and mist resembled a terrible and fearsome beast. The Great Orme, derived from the Old Norse meaning ‘Great Serpent’ had survived volcanic eruptions, dinosaurs, and the Ice Age, so no wonder it created dread in the minds of these sea-farers, many of who foundered in the tears of the Serpent. Nestling in the shadow of The Great Orme, Penderyn Llandudno Lloyd Street distillery has c

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