About
A quaint town near Glasgow known for its rich ancestry and heritage, the inspiration behind this distinctive Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Immersed in native traditions of Scotland, taste the best kept secrets of this region in every bottle of Barrhead’s.
An ode to this little town, Barrhead’s single malt is for the revellers and the bacchanals.
Region
SCOTLAND
Scotland is known for its beautiful and historic castles, rich culture, scenic landscapes and its rich and iconic styles of scotch whisky. The countries primary whisky producing territories are divided into five main regions –
- Highland
- Lowland
- Speyside
- Islay
- Campbeltown
SPEYSIDE
Speyside is located in the north-east region of the Scottish Highlands; it is home to over half of Scotland’s distilleries. Some of the best selling and most well-known scotch whiskies come from Speyside. The lush, fertile valley along the River Spey and access to high quality natural resources had whisky producers flocking to the region. Today, it is the heart of scotch whisky distilling with traditions that date back to the 1700s. Speyside whisky can be broadly categorized into 4 groups:
- Light & Floral
- Fruity & Spicy
- Rich & Rounded and Full-bodied
- Smoky
BARRHEAD’S ONE
The first of the brand’s offering comes from the birthplace of scotch whisky -Speyside. It is crafted using select barrels to age Single Malt Scotch Whiskies that truly embody the regions signature style.
Ageing Process
A selection of barrel aged Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
Tasting Notes
A light, elegant Single Malt Scotch Whisky with refined nuances of vanilla, honey, cinnamon, caramel and café latte on the nose. These aromas are complimented on the palate by flavours of roasted almonds, sun dried raisins, moist banana cake and maple syrup with a smooth and silky mouthfeel.
Serving Recommendations
Neat, Over Ice or with Water
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