A single cask Blair Athol 2011 13-year-old Highland single malt whisky released by indie bottlers Signatory Vintage for their Cask Strength Collection series in 2025.
This 13-year-old Blair Athol 2011 was bottled from cask 2, a first fill ruby port hogshead. It's unclear if that was a finishing cask or a full term maturation, but the cask yielded 310 bottles at a rather chunky natural cask strength of 57.7%. This will be an intense dram for the wine finish fans.
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Blair Athol 2011-2025 | 13 Year Old Signatory Vintage Cask Strength Collection Single Cask 2
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Great value bottle from Signatory - full of rich Madeira notes and slight edgy funk of the distillate come together beautifully! Takes water very well.
It’s a good flavour similar to the secret appetite (M) but with even more flavour. You have to add a bit of water to get it to 50% and the flavour is released in full.
