Embark on a Whisky Journey: Top 10 Whiskies to Try in 2024

Embark on a Whisky Journey: Top 10 Whiskies to Try in 2024

Are you ready to tantalize your taste buds with the finest whiskies 2024 has to offer? From classic blends to rare editions, this year's line-up promises an unforgettable experience for whisky enthusiasts. Let's delve into the Top 10 Whiskies you simply must try in 2024:

Dalmore Cigar Reserve Whisky
  1. Dalmore - Cigar Malt Reserve:

    Indulge in the rich flavours of the Dalmore Cigar Malt Reserve. With its maturation in American white oak and Oloroso sherry wood, complemented by cabernet sauvignon barriques, this whisky offers a symphony of tropical fruits, banana toffee, and vanilla ice cream. Perfect for pairing with a fine cigar, it's a connoisseur's delight.
    Whisky Region Highland
    Whisky Type Single Malt Whisky
    Whisky Strength 44%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Tropical Fruits and Toffee

    Shop Dalmore Cigar Malt Reserve


  2. Glenlivet - 18 Year Old (Batch Reserve):

    Experience the exclusivity of Glenlivet's Batch Reserve 18 Year Old. Crafted from a hand-picked selection of casks, each batch boasts its own unique flavour profile and character. With its 18 years of maturation, this limited release is a testament to Glenlivet's legacy of excellence.

    Whisky Region Speyside
    Whisky Type Single Malt Whisky
    Whisky Strength 40%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Chocolate and Orange

    Shop Glenlivet - 18 Year Old (Batch Reserve)

  3. Aberlour - 16 Year Old (Double Cask Matured):

    Dive into the depths of flavour with Aberlour's 16 Year Old Double Cask Matured whisky. Aged in both traditional oak and sherry oak casks, this expression delivers a harmonious balance of richness and complexity.

    Whisky Region Speyside
    Whisky Type Single Malt Whisky
    Whisky Strength 40%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Oak, Spices and Floral Notes

    Shop Aberlour - 16 Year Old (Double Cask Matured)

  4. Campbeltown Loch - Blended Malt:

    Created by J & A Mitchell at the historic Springbank distillery, Campbeltown Loch Blended Malt is a true gem of Campbeltown. Blending tradition with innovation, this whisky offers a smooth and flavourful experience that is sure to delight.

    Whisky Region Campbeltown
    Whisky Type Blended Malt
    Whisky Strength 46%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Peat

    Shop Campbeltown Loch - Blended Malt

    Glenmorangie 18 Year Old Rare Whisky
  5. Glenmorangie - 18 Year Old (Extremely Rare):

    Elevate your whisky experience with Glenmorangie's Extremely Rare 18 Year Old. Aged for 15 years in American white oak bourbon casks before finishing in Oloroso casks, this expression is a masterpiece of craftsmanship and refinement.

    Whisky Region Highland
    Whisky Type Single Malt
    Whisky Strength 43%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Smoky, Dried Fruits and Honey


    Shop Glenmorangie 18 Year old Extremely Rare Whisky

  6. GlenDronach - 15 Year Old (Revival):

    Rediscover the iconic flavour of GlenDronach with the 15 Year Old Revival. Matured in Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso sherry casks, this whisky embodies the rich and sherried style that GlenDronach is renowned for.

    Whisky Region Highland
    Whisky Type Single Malt
    Whisky Strength 46%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Dark Chocolate & Orange

    Shop GlenDronach - 15 Year Old (Revival)



  7. Macallan - 18 Year Old (Double Cask) 2023 Release:

    Experience the epitome of luxury with the Macallan 18 Year Old Double Cask. Matured in Sherry Oak casks from Jerez, Spain, this 2023 release showcases the unparalleled craftsmanship and elegance of Macallan whisky.

    Whisky Region Speyside
    Whisky Type Single Malt
    Whisky Strength 43%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Spice, Oak and Dried Fruits


    Shop Macallan - 18 Year Old (Double Cask) 2023 Release



  8. Lagavulin - 8 Year Old:

    Transport yourself back in time with Lagavulin's 8 Year Old expression. Inspired by Alfred Barnard's description of Lagavulin as "exceptionally fine," this reinterpretation pays homage to the distillery's timeless legacy of producing exceptional malts.

    Whisky Region Islay
    Whisky Type Single Malt
    Whisky Strength 48%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Dark Chocolate, Smoke and Salt

    Shop Lagavulin - 8 Year Old
     


  9. The Lakes Distillery - Iris (Whiskymaker's Edition):

    Immerse yourself in a sensory journey with The Lakes Distillery's Iris. Part of the Whiskymaker's Editions series, this limited release is a vibrant explosion of colours, aromas, and flavours, offering a unique and captivating experience.

    Whisky Region England
    Whisky Type Single Malt
    Whisky Strength 56%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Apple, Florals and Honey

    Shop The Lakes Distillery - Iris (Whiskymaker's Edition) 



  10. Glenmorangie - A Tale of Tokyo (Limited Edition):

    Embark on a whisky adventure inspired by the vibrant culture of Tokyo with Glenmorangie's A Tale of Tokyo. Crafted by Dr. Bill to capture the essence of Japan's capital city, this limited-edition whisky is a testament to creativity and innovation.

    Whisky Region Highland
    Whisky Type Single Malt
    Whisky Strength 46%
    Tasting Notes Hints of Orange, Nutty notes and peppercorn

    Shop Glenmorangie - A Tale of Tokyo (limited Edition)

Whether you're a seasoned whisky aficionado or a curious newcomer, these Top 10 Whiskies of 2024 promise to delight your senses and leave a lasting impression. Cheers to a year filled with exceptional drams and unforgettable experiences!

 

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