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Hedonism Wines
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Description

Distilled in 1968 and matured for 54 years in first fill sherry butts, this is an incredibly rare release crafted from an unlikely marriage of Spanish oak and Girvan grain. With a deep and intense character drawn from 54 years in best quality Spanish oak this is today almost unrecognisable as grain whisky but with a delicious underlying richness that reveals its roots.One of only 303 bottles produced, rich, decadent and intense with a resinous quality and dried fruits on the nose followed by roasted coffee and Muscavado toffee notes on the palate. An exceptional, highly unusual release with a character reminiscent of greatly aged malt whisky. Forming part of the prestigious Charles Gordon Collection. Packaged in a hand-engraved, individually-numbered decanter with an ash display box featuring gold leaf inlay.

About this whisky

This exceptional whisky from The Cask Trials House of Hazelwood Charles Gordon Collection is a single malt Scotch distilled in 1968. It embodies the spirit of innovation and the dedication to quality that Charles Gordon was known for. It represents the high craftsmanship in whisky production and aging, resulting in a unique and unparalleled taste profile. Details on the tasting notes of this exclusive whisky are reserved for connoisseurs and those lucky enough to experience its unique flavor profile.

Charles Gordon Collection

The Charles Gordon Collection is a limited edition range from the House of Hazelwood, celebrating the legacy of Charles Gordon, a pivotal figure in the success of William Grant & Sons. This collection showcases some of the rarest and most exquisite whiskies, aged for decades, to honor the innovation and leadership of Charles Gordon.

House of Hazelwood

House of Hazelwood, an illustrious name in the whisky industry, is celebrated for its exquisite blended Scotch whiskies, capturing the essence of the Speyside region. The brand draws inspiration from the Hazelwood House, directly linked to the Gordon family, known for their pivotal role in whisky production through William Grant & Sons.