Fettercairn

THE DISTILLERS' ART LIMITED

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A Highland single malt, Fettercairn is distilled just north of Dundee in the Grampian foothills. This limited-edition single cask from our Small Batch Bottlers range is distinctive with oaks on the nose and a zingy sweetness on the palate. Nose: A strong sense of oak, less sweet and more biscuity with hints of peppermint and leather in the background Palate: Peach, apple and grape fruitiness mixed with a hint of spice Finish: A subtle burst of pepperiness “There’s a subtleness in the flavours. A grapey fruitiness with a wee hint of spice in the background which is that pepperiness that gives i

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Registered at Companies House as THE DISTILLERS' ART LIMITED, number SC632756. Checked 2026-08-29.
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