The Balvenie, known for its exceptional single malts, introduces The Balvenie Twenty Five in Ontario. Part of The Balvenie Rare Marriages Range, this whisky embodies the essence of craftsmanship and rich taste. Malt Master David C. Stewart carefully created a well-balanced and intricate palette with flavors like vanilla oak, crystallized ginger, and runny honey. The whisky's tasting notes reveal soft autumn fruits, oak complexity, toasted marshmallows, and a long-lasting sweetness. The Balvenie Twenty Five is exclusive to the Ontario market and available at LCBO retailers.
The Balvenie Rare Marriages Range includes three distinct single malt scotches aged for 25, 30, and 40 years, meticulously selected and combined in Single Malt TUN marriages for depth and complexity. The Balvenie is renowned for its honeyed character, which is achieved through methods like growing its barley, floor maltings, and on-site coppersmiths and coopers.
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The Balvenie Introduces The Balvenie Twenty Five in Ontario
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