A single cask Mannochmore 2008 16-year-old Speyside single malt whisky bottled in 2025 without colouring or chill filtration by Signatory Vintage for their brilliant Symington’s Choice series.
This 16-year-old Mannochmore 2008 was bottled from single cask 3 after a finishing period in a first fill Pedro Ximenez sherry hogshead that yielded 347 bottles at its natural cask strength of 54.6%. This was one of a pair of sister sherry cask-finished Mannochmores released together in early 2025 at prices so sensible you can get both and compare…
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Mannochmore 2008-2025 | 16 Year Old Signatory Vintage Symington's Choice Single Cask 3
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Because they give them bad reviews and it gives me more chances to get them bottles!!! This is absolutely lovely. Smokey and sherries aplenty. Just my realm.
The price to taste ratio is hard to beat.
