La Bota 105 De Grain Whisky
70cl
/
46% Vol
Here we have an exciting limited edition Spanish grain whisky in the form of La Bota de Grain Whisky 105. Sourced solely from malted grain (mostly corn) grown and distilled in Castilla la Vieja. The age of this whisky is close to sixteen years of which the past twelve have been spent in a single cask (the same barrel No.89 was aged in) coming from a solera of very old dry oloroso sherry of excellent quality. This unrepeatable whisky is limited to 600 bottles released.
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La Bota 105 De Grain Whisky
€45.00
Ex Tax: €36.59
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Fluid
70cl
Maturation
Aged for twelves years in a single cask (the same barrel No.89 was aged in) from a solera of very old dry oloroso sherry of excellent quality.
Number Of Bottles Released
600
Alcohol %
46%
Country
Spain
Producer
Equipo Navazos
FAQs
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