Whisky: The Lakes Single Malt Whiskymaker's Reserve No.4 | 700ML
The Whiskymaker’s Reserve No.4 is a supremely balanced and complex single malt whisky, matured in the finest, meticulously sourced Oloroso, PX and red wine casks, and bottled at 52% ABV.
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Size: 700ML
Proof: 104 (52% ABV)
Origin: United Kingdom
Distillery: The Lakes Distillery
The Whiskymaker’s Reserve is an artistic exploration of our sherry-led house style. The whiskymaker defines the architecture of each release as he unlocks infinite variables and never-ending flavour possibilities. Enjoy as you please. Try adding a few drops of water to open up the flavours.
The Lakes Single Malt Whiskymaker's Reserve No.4 | 700ML Tasting Notes
Nose: Rich manuka honey with sun-dried dates and roasted cashew nuts.
Palate: Velvety, with a rich, almost moorish, interplay of dried fruits, nuts, and spice.
Finish: Vibrant, long and creamy. Ends with a burst of spices.
Distillery Information
The Lakes practices holistic whisky making, with the whisky maker at the helm throughout the journey through the distillery and beyond. His single-minded focus at every stage provides continuity of character; our assurance that every flavor possibility is achieved. We are a new distillery. To prosper we cannot play safe. We have to be true to the place, willing and happy to take risks, challenge convention, and be imbued with the creative urge to look for the sublime, and not the pretty and nice. The final whisky must say I Am The Lakes. Challenging convention doesn’t mean rejecting whisky’s heritage, but respecting it. If the whisky is to be ours, then it has to learn, take from experience of centuries, but also move it on in ways which are appropriate to this distillery. We have to take this model and interpret it our way.
