Fettercairn history
Founded in 1824 in Scotland, Fettercairn has a rich history steeped in craftsmanship and tradition. Over almost two centuries, the distillery has built its reputation as a producer of high-quality Scottish
single malt whisky. Originally built as a grain mill, Fettercairn quickly evolved into a distillery, with the picturesque surroundings of the Scottish Highlands becoming an inspiration for the unique flavors that characterize their whisky.
Region Fettercairn
Fettercairn is located in the eastern part of Scotland, where the terroir and climate subtly influence the maturation of the whisky. This region is known for its robust and characterful single malts, with Fettercairn excelling with a perfect balance between fruity notes and spicy aromas.
Well-known bottlings Fettercairn
Some of Fettercairn's most famous bottlings include the 12 Year Old, with its soft vanilla notes and hint of spice, and the impressive 28 Year Old, which offers profound complexity and elegance. These expressions embody the diversity and depth of Fettercairn's craftsmanship.
Size Fettercairn
Although Fettercairn is a modest distillery, it has had a significant influence on the world of Scotch whisky. With a capacity that reflects meticulous craftsmanship, Fettercairn continues to strive for perfection in every bottle, allowing enthusiasts around the world to enjoy the fruits of this special distillery.
Fettercairn features
Fettercairn's characteristics are distinguished by a unique combination of aromas and flavors, with notes of ripe fruit, honey, spices and a subtle smokiness. The influence of both the local environment and the artisanal production process results in a whiskey that is both characteristic and refined. Fettercairn remains a major player in the Scotch whiskey world, prized by connoisseurs who appreciate the subtleties of these distinctive single malts.
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