Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky Scarabus Batch Strenght - Hunter Laing
 
Only he who seeks will find - according to this motto, the Scarabus Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky was created. Named after an area on Islay, the term Scarabus means something like a rocky place. The motifs on the bottle were inspired by John Francis Campbell - he was a Scottish scholar and author. For Scarabus Batch Strength, a small selection of casks of Scarabus Islay single malts is used to fill them with a higher alcohol content. In this way, the typical sweet-spicy character of Scarabus remains and is refined with additional intensity, body and a longer-lasting finish.
 
Type: Whisky 
Origin: Scotland
Alcoholic strength: 57%.
Format: 70cl
 
Tasting Notes: Amber colour. Smoke, peat, sweet vanilla on the nose. Taste with notes of a beach bonfire, Islay peat smoke, liquorice, toffee, vanilla. Long lasting finish, ash.
 
The Distillery: The Hunter Laing group has been in the whisky business for three generations and is known for its expertise and knowledge in the world of malt. One of its distinguishing features is the constant search for special casks where the vast stocks of the best Scotch whiskies, from the best known to the most sought after, are stored. Whiskies that are authentic collector's items.