Jura 10yr Malt Scotch

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This is where it all started. For us, this whisky signifies the rebirth of the Jura distillery and rebuilding of our community. So it's fitting that each bottle carries the ancient Celtic symbol for beginnings.

Source

18th December 2016

http://www.jurawhisky.com/en_us/our-whiskies/origin

Jura 10yr Malt Scotch Tasting Notes

Nose

Soft nuances of American white oak with a smooth, sweet aroma of honey.

Taste

A refined, smooth and clean tasting liquid with gentle oak flavours, followed by highlights of caramel and soft liquorice. The warmth of roasted coffee beans lingers long in the mouth

Finish

Light and delicate with a warming honey finish.

Color

Warming golden glow.

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