Craigellachie 2014 Bourbon Hogshead Cask No.120

1x Craigellachie 2014 Bourbon Hogshead Cask No.120, held in bond at Craigton Spirits Ltd. The cask was filled on the 03/07/2014, it has been maturing in a bonded warehouse. The cask was re-gauged in the 01/07/2026, following are the results of the re-gauge. New Bulk Litres: 177.12 New Strength: 59.16% New Litres of Alcohol: 104.78 Original Litres of Alcohol: 124.64 Tasting Notes by Angus MacRaild (Whisky Consultant & Author) Colour: Gold. Nose: Well developed for the age, with up front notes of tinned pineapple, fruit salad juices, flower honey and some dried flowers. An impressive maturity. Water reveals hibiscus, pollens, hot house flowers, some light tropical fruit notes and a little waxiness. Palate: A little spicy up front on arrival. Rather peppery, with some notes of lanolin, face cream, sandalwood and more floral notes. Lighter in profile than the nose suggested, but still with reasonable maturity. Water reveals a more floral accent, more impressions of face cream, Talcum powder, dried flowers and even a tiny hint of bath bomb. Finish: Quite long, on chamois leather, herbal notes, heather flowers, camphor and some resinous, piney notes. Comments: A characterful and at times slightly unusual cask, with some excellent fruit character up front, balanced by a more intense floral character on the palate. A good colour and level of maturity means it could be bottled now, but would still easily withstand further maturation. IMPORTANT: New Client Account at Craigton Sprirts Ltd: £300 Removal Fee: £ per cask uplift fee, administration fee per uplift Storage Fees: £1.52 per cask per week (Hogshead) Sample: 10cl £30 (excluding postage and duty) Re-gauging: £65 per cask Legal ownership of the cask will be transferred to the buyer once payment has been received by Just Whisky. Funds will be held by Just Whisky until the buyer is in legal receipt of the cask ownership to protect the buyer's transaction. Ownership will be transferred subject to the requirements and approval of the warehouse keeper. Buyers, including those based outside the UK, may be required to open an account with the warehouse and provide identification, compliance or due-diligence information. Any associated warehouse or administration charges will be the buyer’s responsibility.