fruity malty
3.8
(16)
€22Scotland, Speyside, Single Malt

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Tamnavulin Double Cask marks the return of a Speyside name that nearly disappeared from shelves for years. This bottling arrived as the distillery's first core release since the 1990s. It gave drinkers a clearer look at Tamnavulin's own style. The spirit starts in American oak, then spends finishing time in sherry casks, so the character feels soft yet layered. Expect gentle fruit, caramel sweetness, and a touch of chocolate richness rather than heavy oak. It is an easy whisky to revisit, with enough detail to keep each pour interesting.

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Tamnavulin

Tamnavulin is a single malt Scotch whisky distillery located in the Speyside region of Scotland. Established in 1966, it is a relatively young distillery compared to others in the region. The name Tamnavulin means "mill on the hill" in Gaelic, which refers to the distillery's location near a hill with a water mill. Tamnavulin's whisky is made using traditional methods, including a long fermentation process and aging in oak casks. Tamnavulin is known for its smooth and approachable whisky, with a gentle sweetness and notes of vanilla and fruit. The distillery produces several expressions of single malt, including a 12-year-old and a 25-year-old, which have gained popularity among whisky enthusiasts.

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About the Tamnavulin Double Cask

Tamnavulin Double Cask is a single malt Scotch whisky from Tamnavulin distillery in Speyside, Scotland. Tamnavulin Double Cask became the distillery's first core release since the 1990s, a key moment for the brand. Over two decades, ownership moved from Invergordon Distillers to Whyte & Mackay, then the site closed before reopening in 2007. That comeback gave Tamnavulin a clear flagship bottle after years known mostly through blends. It starts in American oak barrels, then finishes in sherry casks for extra depth. In the glass, this Speyside single malt leans fruity and rounded. You can find apple, dried fruit, and citrus notes early on. Banana and fresh fruit notes keep the aroma lively instead of heavy. Caramel and honey bring sweetness through the middle of the palate. Milk chocolate and cocoa tones add a soft, dessert-like edge. Tamnavulin distillery sits in Speyside, a region famous for approachable, fruit-forward Scotch whisky. The house style here favors balance over smoke, which suits everyday drinking. Much of Tamnavulin output still supports blends, so official single malt bottlings remain especially useful for understanding the distillery. At 40% ABV, Tamnavulin Double Cask keeps the texture light and accessible. That profile makes it a reliable choice for new single malt drinkers. Tamnavulin Double Cask works well as a neat pour when you want gentle complexity. Sherry cask finishing supports notes of fig, lemon zest, and clove spice. The whisky stays malty underneath the sweeter layers, so it never turns flat. It also fits buyers searching online for affordable Speyside single malt Scotch whisky with sherry cask influence. For shoppers seeking value Speyside character, Tamnavulin Double Cask is an ideal gift for whisky lovers.