Barossa Single Cask Whisky 45% 70cl

STONE HOUSE BREWERY LIMITED

£51.5

Single cask whisky of only 357 bottles and aged wholly in an Australian red wine cask. The cask is from a prestigious winery based in the Barossa Valley near Adelaide. Deep rose gold in colour, this whisky has raisins and warm vanilla on the nose. It drinks with smooth mouthfeel and juicy berry fruit flavours then finishes with dried fruits and light tannin. Non-chill filtered and no added colour. Single cask whisky of only 357 bottles and aged wholly in an Australian red wine cask. The cask is from a prestigious winery based in the Barossa Valley near Adelaide. Deep rose gold in colour, this

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