KAVALAN - Sherry Cask LMDW - Single Cask - 58,6%
Whisky Taiwanais

KAVALAN - Oloroso Sherry Cask LMDW X The Nectar - Single Cask - 58.6%

The Kavalan Distillery, named after an ancient tribe that resided in the area, is located in the northeast of the island of Taiwan. Founded by the King Car Group, Kavalan did not hesitate to call on the best experts in the industry, asserting from the outset the desire to produce a whiskey of exceptional quality. It was with the help of Jim Swan that the distillery produced the first drop of its new-make on March 11, 2006 and marketed its very first whiskey on the market in December 2008. By selecting their best casks, the single Kavalan casks were quickly noticed and have already won many medals.

Appreciated by Charles MacLean, famous writer of whiskey, a Kavalan Solist aged in sherry cask had led the way during a blind tasting in 2011. This victory marked the beginning of an international recognition crowned by a long zeros of Olympic medals won at international competitions, including the IWSC. A worthy heir to his predecessors, this version invites us to discover a particularly extroverted and generous Kavalan.

In a heady and lively style, this whiskey is revealed under spicy and fruity notes. Attack in the mouth on vanilla and liquorice for a final on black fruits. This whiskey is mouth watered to its natural degree at 58.6%.

Unit

159.00 € Tax incl.
132.50 € HT

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Level

Perfect
Label

Perfect
Capsule

Perfect
Appellation

Whisky Taiwanais
% alcohol

58,6
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