Peatside 2011 Quarter Cask No.160036

1x Peatside 2011 Quarter Cask No.160036, held in bond at Aceo Ltd. The cask was filled on the 19/10/2011, it has been maturing in a bonded warehouse. The cask was re-gauged in the 30/04/2026, following are the results of the re-gauge. New Bulk Litres: 48.88 New Strength: 53.96% New Litres of Alcohol: 26.37 Original Litres of Alcohol: 75.50 Tasting Notes by Angus MacRaild (Whisky Consultant & Author) Nose: elegant, creamy and mature-profile peat smoke up front. Delicate wood ash notes, cigarette papers full of rolling tobacco and hints of aniseed and herbal liqueurs. Very attractive and rich. Water brings out a coastal profile with beach pebbles, sandalwood and soft sea air impressions. Palate: again a clear impression of creaminess and fatness of texture. A sense the peat character has been nicely concentrated by the effects of the smaller cask size. Lemon curd, charred pineapple, herbal tea and smoked game meats all present. Water brings more aniseed, sooty qualities and some more precise tropical fruit notes. Finish: quite long, elegantly drying, herbal and with excellent drying peat smoke notes. Comments: a lovely and unusual peated malt, ready for bottling and showing excellent distinctiveness and quality. IMPORTANT: New Client Account at Aceo: £100 Removal Fee: £13 per cask uplift fee, £75 administration fee per uplift Storage Fees: £1 per cask per week Sample: 10cl £25/20cl £35 (excluding postage and duty) Re-gauging: Dip £60/weight £80 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. The buyer will be responsible for any costs relating to removing the cask from bond in the future (i.e UK excise duty / VAT) as well as any other costs associated with cask movement and bottling. Non-UK buyers must appoint a duty representative to act on his/her behalf for transfer of ownership of the cask. The duty representative will need to be registered with HMRC and will normally charge an annual fee for the service. UK revenue trader (business or private individual connected to the trade), will need to be registered with HMRC and hold a WOWGR certificate.