Arbikie Highland Rye 1794 The PX Single Grain Scotch Whisky 70cl 48%

THE SPIRIT WAREHOUSE LTD

£59

1794 Celebrates the year that Arbikie was first discovered as a distillery. Now, as then, all the ingredients for the still are taken from the distilleries farm and its surroundings. They sow, nurture, harvest, distil, mature and bottle the spirits on site. Records show that rye grain was used in Scotch whisky production until the late 19th century. The distillery have revived this tradition using rye grown on the estate, it is then matched with Pedro Ximenez sherry casks, which adds an exciting flavour dimension to the characterful and rich Original 1794.

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