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World whisky award win for Dunkeld
Atholl Brose.
Elgin
based whisky, wine and spirit merchant,
Gordon & MacPhail have announced that Dunkeld Atholl
Brose has been crowned ‘World’s Best
Whisky Liqueur’ at the World Whisky
Awards 2012.
More than 300 whiskies and liquors
battled during three intensive blind
tasting rounds to be crowned the World’s
Best Whiskies.
Judges for Whisky Magazine's independent
editorial panel were drawn from some of
the best drinks journalists and
retailers across the world, with
industry representatives made up of
master blenders, distillers and brand
ambassadors in the final round.
Inspired by an ancient Highland recipe,
Dunkeld Atholl Brose is a delicious
boutique liqueur that captures the best
natural flavours of Scotland. A
luxurious golden blend of single malt
whisky, honey and carefully-selected
herbs, Dunkeld Atholl Brose is a unique
product steeped in Scottish history.
David Urquhart, Joint Managing Director
of Gordon & MacPhail, said: "The World
Whiskies Awards are one of the most
high-profile and highly-regarded in the
industry, so to have been presented with
the title of ‘World’s Best Whisky
Liqueur’ really is a fantastic
achievement, particularly when you
consider that we were judged by a panel
of senior industry representatives from
around the world."
The World Whiskies Awards is the annual
selection of the very best whiskies
internationally with entries being
received from Australia, Belgium,
Canada, France, India, Ireland, Japan,
Scotland, South Africa, Sweden, the USA
and Wales.
Categories are based upon the commonly
held whisky groupings, which define both
the style and the process of whisky and
whisky production: single malt, blended,
blended malt, grain, American and whisky
liqueurs.
Organised by Whisky Magazine, this
annual competition selects, awards and
promotes to consumers and trade the
‘World's Best Whiskies’.
The competition is open to proprietary
bottlings only, and is chaired by Rob
Allanson, Editor of Whisky Magazine, and
exists to inform and educate consumers
throughout the world about whisky.
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