Spirit of 82 Whiskey

TITANIC DISTILLERS LIMITED

£40

Spirit of 82 Whiskey is a meticulously crafted American expression that pays tribute to tradition while embracing modern refinement. This blend is aged in new, charred American oak barrels, which imparts a rich complexity and deep amber hue. It delivers a balanced, approachable profile that appeals to both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers. On the nose, expect inviting aromas of caramelized sugar, roasted nuts, and subtle baking spice. The palate offers a velvety mouthfeel, revealing rich notes of vanilla bean, toasted oak, and a lingering touch of dark fruit. The finish is smooth, warm, and

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Registered at Companies House as TITANIC DISTILLERS LIMITED, number NI655098. Checked 2026-08-29.
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