Description
Soft light fills the glass as gentle sweetness and quiet precision come together in a whisky shaped by patience and tradition. Hazelburn Triple Distilled 10 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky reveals a refined, almost contemplative character, where delicacy and depth coexist with effortless poise.
Product Details:
- Age: 10 Years
- Cask Type: 100% Bourbon
- Distillation: Triple Distilled
- ABV: 46%
Sensory :
The nose is sweet and inviting, opening with baked pineapple, lemon sherbet, honeycomb, and dried orange peel. On the palate, sweet and savoury elements intertwine as green apple freshness meets a subtle vegetal note, rounded by a creamy texture reminiscent of pastel de nata and custard creams. The finish is gently earthy and layered, offering salted caramel, ginger, toasted coconut, and a clean mineral note that lingers with restraint and balance.
Distiller’s Background:
The Hazelburn range takes its name from one of Campbeltown’s lost distilleries and was first produced in 1997 at Springbank Distillery. Established in 1828 on the site of Archibald Mitchell’s illicit still, Springbank remains one of the most traditional distilleries in operation. Now guided by trusts established to preserve family stewardship, the fifth generation of the Mitchell family continues to uphold a philosophy of complete hands-on production. Every step of the whisky-making process is carried out on site by the distillery team, ensuring exceptional control, consistency, and a style that remains unmistakably Springbank.
Serving Suggestions:
Serve neat at room temperature in a Glencairn or tulip-shaped whisky glass to appreciate its creamy texture and layered aromatics. A small splash of water can enhance citrus and custard notes. Pair with shortbread, almond pastries, or lightly salted nuts to echo the whisky’s balance of sweetness and subtle earthiness.
Graceful and quietly complex, Hazelburn Triple Distilled 10 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky stands as a polished expression of triple distillation, offering a refined counterpoint within the broader Springbank family.
