Van Loon Portwein Finish

Single malt whisky with a port wine cask finish

vegan vegetarian lactose-free gluten-free

Bottle size (ml): 50 ml

200 ml

500 ml
Age: 10 years

7 Years

8 Years
Alcohol strength: drinking strength 47 %

barrel strength 60 %

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SKU: 0050

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Description

Its full body and complex, long finish make this fine single malt a very special whisky pleasure. Made from regional barley malt, completely free of smoky notes, it is double distilled in our distillery using the pot still method on small copper stills. After maturing in various barrels, port wine barrels from Portugal are used for finishing.

Our 8-year-old Van Loon - Portwine Finish is a special rarity. It is a special quality single cask bottling.

Sensory description

In the nose, this single malt impresses with aromas of plums and dark chocolate, a subtle marzipan note, and a hint of oak and herbs. On the palate, notes of nuts, plum, sour cherry, and port wine can be tasted - soft and round with a slightly caramelized sweetness. The finish is warm, long, and fruity.

Production

With special pure yeast, the sweet wort made from regional barley malt is fermented under oxygen exclusion and acid protection, and double distilled. This elaborate, double distillation in small copper stills and the careful separation of the "heart" preserves the flavors and leads to a natural mildness. The freshly distilled barley brandy is aged for at least five years before being bottled. The maturation takes place in first-fill bourbon barrels and red wine barriques from German winemakers. The barrel contents are blended and transferred to port wine barrels for finishing no earlier than three years. Only water is used to dilute the whisky for bottling. Bremen's drinking water is of excellent quality. No flavorings or sugars are added, and it is not diluted or blended. Since flavor carriers such as esters, proteins, and fatty acids are also removed during filtration, it leads to a change in taste. To avoid this "distortion," we do not use cold filtration. Our whisky is therefore unchillfiltered or non-chill filtered. The filtration is pressureless and done through cellulose.

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