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The relatively young (1971) Speyside distillery Mannochmore, built in Elgin, just behind the Glenlossie distillery, remained relatively unknown, partly because there were hardly any distillery bottlings. Until Mannochmore came up with its Loch Dhu in 1996: the Black Whisky. Mannochmore was notorious in one fell swoop. The black single malt was detested by most of the drinkers and caused a lot of commotion. The fact that Mannochmore can also make good single malts is proven by other distillery bottlings and numerous independent bottlings.
Bottler James Eadie released this 12-year-old Mannochmore in their Small Batch series. The Speyside single malt whisky matured in two casks: a 1st-fill bourbon hogshead and a re-charred butt. After blending, the whisky was bottled at 46% ABV.
Speyside Distillery Mannochmore shares some production facilities with nearby Glenlossie but has a character of its own. This 16-year-old bottling of the single malt whisky, that matured in a first-fill Oloroso cask certainly shows that. (54.7%)
This Mannochmore single malt whisky matured for 11 years in 1st-fill PX quarter casks and refill hogsheads before being bottled in 2025 by Signatory Vintage at 57.1% ABV as part of their budget-friendly 100 Proof series.
Many Fragrant Drops bottlings have been finished. That is also the case with this Madeira-cask finished Secret Speyside. We don't know which Speyside distillery this single malt whisky comes from, but we do know that it's 13 years old and 51.4% strong.
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