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Adnams Southwold - Single Malt Whisky

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English single malt from Adnams' Copper House Distillery in Southwold, Suffolk, and it's a lovely doorway into East Anglian whisky. Built entirely from locally grown malted barley, small-batch distilled in copper pot stills, then matured at least five years in new French oak with some spirit resting in bourbon barrels. Expect runny honey, vanilla and apricot up front, then blueberry, chocolate and a peppery spice that carries into a warm caramel finish. Sip it neat or over a single big cube.
Brand
Adnams Southwold
Size
750ml
ABV
40.00
Kosher
Unknown

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Distillery Experience

  • Distillery Tours
  • Distillery Tasting Rooms

Still Type

  • Copper Pot Still

Barrel Type

  • New French Oak

Filtered

  • Chill Filtered
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Adnams of Southwold is better known as a beloved English brewer, but the distillery's single malt whisky has garnered genuine curiosity from enthusiasts eager to explore English-made whisky. Those who have tried it appreciate its light, delicate grain-forward style with gentle fruit and malt notes, reflecting the brewery's deep understanding of fermentation. It is viewed as a charming and distinctive English alternative to Scotch for those interested in expanding beyond the traditional whisky regions.

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