Arran 10 years Single malt 46%

Arran 10 year single malt on 46% is a malt whiskey in deep harmony. Many will perceive it to be much older than it actually is. This ultra smooth style is not commonplace for a 10 year old malt whisky.

Arran 10 years is the core product from the Lochranza distillery on Arran, is a combination of malt whiskey that has mainly aged in American bourbon casks approx. 60% – albeit with a small addition of malt whiskey aged in sherry casks. It is an extremely delicious combination.

Scent: Here, aromas in the direction of sweet vanilla, bananas that mix with melon and cocoa are perceived.
Taste: Complex aromas penetrate with a deep character that never overshadows the classic citrus note that Arran is so well known for.

It is a malt whiskey in deep harmony. Many will perceive it to be much older than it actually is. This ultra smooth style is not commonplace for a 10 year old malt whisky.

Arran 10 years is the core product from the Lochranza distillery on Arran, is a combination of malt whiskey that has mainly aged in American bourbon casks approx. 60% – albeit with a small addition of malt whiskey aged in sherry casks. It is an extremely delicious combination.

About the distillery:

After an absence of more than 150 years, legal distillation returned to the Isle of Arran in 1995, when the Isle of Arran distillery distilled the first drops at 14.29 on 29 June 1995. The last legal distillery on Arran closed in 1836.

The unusually beautiful Arran Distillery is located in the village of Lochranza on the north-west tip of Arran and remains the only distillery on the island. The whiskey from the distillery matures on the distillery's own grounds in some completely unique surroundings. The whiskey is aged in sherry and bourbon casks.

The climate on Arran accelerates maturation and Arran whiskey is considered the fastest developing in all of Scotland. This was said to be due to the warm Gulf Stream passing the distillery's warehouses. The water for the distillery comes from the Loch na Davie spring, which is the purest natural spring in all of Scotland.

The whiskey from the distillery is bottled without cold treatment and filtration, and no color of any kind is added. These are the raw drops, developed by the pure nature of the Isle of Arran.
The Arran distillery remains one of the few privately owned distilleries in Scotland. It is run by a very experienced team of three. At the helm is distillery manager James MacTaggart, who has over 30 years of experience in whiskey production.

Since 1995, the distillery has been recognized several times for its dynamic force in the Scotch whiskey industry. In 2007, Arran was named "Scottish Distiller of the Year" in Whiskey Magazine. In 2005, the distillery won "The Queens Award for Enterprise", which is the biggest and most important honor for business in the whole of Great Britain.