Laphroaig Quarter Cask
The quarter cask takes its name from the small barrels that have been used for the final part of the maturation period. This is a young version of Laphroaig but the increased contact with the oak in the barrels effetively accelerates the ageing process. It also gives the whisky an interesting tannic and oaky texture. The overall impression is that this is more chewy, tannic and a little less polished than the 10 year old. A hugely popular version of Laphroaig that offers something a bit different to the rest of the range.
- €76.50
The quarter cask takes its name from the small barrels that have been used for the final part of the maturation period. This is a young version of Laphroaig but the increased contact with the oak in the barrels effetively accelerates the ageing process. It also gives the whisky an interesting tannic and oaky texture. The overall impression is that this is more chewy, tannic and a little less polished than the 10 year old. A hugely popular version of Laphroaig that offers something a bit different to the rest of the range.
| Tasting Notes from the Producer | |
| Aromas (without water) | Burning embers of peat in a crofters fireplace, hints of coconut and banana aromas |
| Flavour | Deep, complex and smoky yet offers and surprises the palate with a gentle sweetness; finish: Really long, and dries appropriately with smoke and spice |
Fact Sheet
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| Distillery | Laphroaig |
| Fluid | 70cl |
| Alcohol % | 48% |
| Types of Barrel used for Aging | Standard American oak before being transferred into small quarter casks also made from American oak. |
| Country | Scotland |
| Region/AOC | Islay |
Awards and/or Press Quotes
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| Gold | International Spirits Challenge 2013 |
| Silver | San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2013 |
Laphroaig 10 Year Old
One of the smokiest standard expression Islay single malts. What really makes this stand out above i..
€68.00 Ex Tax: €55.28