Ben Nevis

History Ben Nevis

Located on the west coast of Scotland, Ben Nevis is home to a rich history as the home of the whisky brand of the same name. Founded in 1825, the distillery has had various owners and experiences over the years. In any case, Ben Nevis is known for its robust and characterful whiskis, which reflect the influences of the rugged mountainous landscape.
 

Ben Nevis region

The region around Ben Nevis, part of the Highlands, offers a unique environment for whisky production. The climate and local water sources contribute to the special flavor profiles that characterize this region.
 

Well-known bottlings from Ben Nevis

Among Ben Nevis's most famous bottlings are the 10-year-old and 21-year-old single malts. These expressions are prized for their practicality, with notes of fruit, spice and a valuable peat, demonstrating the diversity of the Ben Nevis distillery.
 

Size of Ben Nevis

At 1344 meters high, Ben Nevis is not only the highest mountain in the UK, but also an impressive symbol of the Scottish Highlands. The distillery itself, although modest in size, contributes to the impressive heritage of this region.

Properties Ben Nevis

Ben Nevis whiskys are known for their powerful, full flavors and often have a strong body. The use of copper pot stills and maturing in various barrels, including sherry and bourbon barrels, creates a rich palette of flavors, ranging from sweet and fruity to spicy and smoky, which continues to fascinate enthusiasts.

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