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Introducing the Benromach Hermitage 2007, the latest expression in Benromach's limited edition Wood Finish range.
Benromach has announced the launch the latest expression in its Benromach Wood Finish range: Benromach Hermitage 2007.
Initially matured in bourbon barrels for six years, the spirit was transferred to oak casks that once nurtured wine from the Hermitage Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée, in the northern Rhône region of France, and finished for a further 31 months.
Benromach Hermitage Wood Finish 2007 was bottled at ABV 45% and is the latest whisky in a series of limited edition Wood Finish expressions, previously we have had the Benromach Hermitage 2005, Château Cissac 2006 and Sassicaia 2007.
Keith Cruickshank, Benromach Distillery Manager, said: "At Benromach we work with some of the world’s most exclusive wineries to carefully select casks for finishing.
"The Benromach Hermitage 2007 is the latest release from our Wood Finishes range, which gives our customers the opportunity to experience classic Benromach with a twist.
"This Benromach dram is a delicious offering for whisky aficionados and those looking to try something new."
Benromach is handcrafted using the finest natural ingredients at the Forres distillery. Since the distillery was brought back to life in 1998, the team at Benromach has developed a core range of single malts with the classic pre-1960s Speyside character, and has added a range of exciting expressions, including the first certified organic whisky and a heritage range.
Benromach Hermitage 2007 will be available to purchase from specialist whisky retailers such as
The Whisky Exchange It has a RRP of £40.25, prices may vary in export markets because of duty and import taxes.
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