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Cardhu 16 Year The Hidden Paradise of Black Rock (2022 Special Release)
Single Malt
Cardhu // Speyside, Scotland
RARE
Cardhu 16 Year The Hidden Paradise of Black Rock is one of eight bottlings for Diageo’s 2022 Special Release collection. Each whisky in the collection was selected by Master Blender Dr. Craig Wilson and each was bottled at cask strength. The theme for the 2022 collection is called "Elusive Expressions" and Diageo selected digital illustrators/artists Ken Taylor and Kevin Fong to design the packaging.
Refill & recharred American oak casks were used for maturation as well as Jamaican pot still rum casks which were used as a finishing process. Released October 2022. (SRP $179.99).
Cardhu 16 Year The Hidden Paradise of Black Rock is one of eight bottlings for Diageo’s 2022 Special Release collection. Each whisky in the collection was selected by Master Blender Dr. Craig Wilson and each was bottled at cask strength. The theme for the 2022 collection is called "Elusive Expressions" and Diageo selected digital illustrators/artists Ken Taylor and Kevin Fong to design the packaging. Refill & recharred American oak casks were used for maturation as well as Jamaican pot still rum casks which were used as a finishing process. Released October 2022. (SRP $179.99)
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age16 Year
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abv58.0
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Single MaltDistilled in pot stills from 100% malted barley, produced at one distillery, aged in barrels; if Scotch or Irish, must be aged for at least three years.
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Cask Typerefill & recharred American oak, finished in Jamaican pot still rum casks
Tasting Notes
"The nose is like seeded grain bread mixed if it were toasted in a spring meadow near a patch of honeysuckle. More of that grain toastiness coats the palate, though quince jam makes an appearance, along with subtle sweet spices and some faint herbal notes. A spark of heat hits the back of the throat in the finish, but that helps cut through the rich, honeyed sweetness. The finish is a tad shorter than expected, but still satisfying. "
Added by
Amanda Schuster
Score
88