Tasting Notes
- Nose: Honeyed orchard fruits, vanilla custard, dried pears, coastal heather, gentle oak spice
- Palate: Sweet island character, poached pears in cream, vanilla bean, subtle sea salt, warm baking spices
- Finish: Medium length with lingering fruit sweetness, oak tannins, and a whisper of maritime influence
Product Details
| Spirit Type | Single Malt Scotch Whisky |
|---|---|
| ABV | 46% |
| Volume | 700ml |
| Age Statement | 14 Years |
| Distillery | Lochranza, Isle of Arran |
| Region | Islands, Scotland |
| Filtration | Non-chill filtered |
| Color | Natural color |
Perfect For
- Contemplative evenings: Savoring neat while watching the sunset paint the sky
- Island dreaming: Transport yourself to Scottish shores from your favorite armchair
- Whisky exploration: Discovering the unique character of island single malts
- Gift giving: Sharing Scotland's maritime heritage with fellow whisky lovers
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Arran 14 Year taste like?
Arran 14 Year offers a beautifully balanced profile of sweet orchard fruits and vanilla, with the distinctive island character of gentle sea salt and coastal influence. The palate delivers honeyed pears and cream with warming spices, finishing with a pleasant maritime whisper that speaks of its island origins.
Is Arran 14 Year good for beginners?
Yes, Arran 14 Year makes an excellent introduction to island single malts. Its approachable 46% ABV and sweet, fruity character provide complexity without overwhelming the palate, while the subtle coastal influence offers a gentle introduction to maritime whisky flavors.
How should I drink Arran 14 Year?
Arran 14 Year is best enjoyed neat or with a few drops of water to open up its island character. The non-chill filtered nature preserves its full texture and flavor, making it perfect for slow sipping while appreciating its orchard sweetness and coastal nuances.
What makes Isle of Arran whisky unique?
Isle of Arran whisky captures the essence of Scotland's youngest whisky region, where maritime climate and island terroir create distinctive flavors. The distillery's island location provides natural humidity and salt air influence, while their commitment to traditional methods and natural presentation preserves the whisky's authentic character.
Is Arran 14 Year worth the price?
Arran 14 Year offers exceptional value for an aged island single malt, combining 14 years of maturation with non-chill filtration and natural color at 46% ABV. The unique island terroir and quality aging make it a worthy investment for those seeking distinctive Scottish whisky character.
You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase this product.