Robert Burns Single Malt Whisky - Arran 70cl

Robert Burns Single Malt Whisky - Arran 70cl

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  • Stock code
  • 2593
  • ABV
  • 43%
  • Country
  • Scotland
  • Flavour
  • Apple
    Citrus
    Honey
  • Region
  • Isle of Arran
  • Size
  • 70cl
  • Type
  • Single Malt
Description

Description:

Robert Burns Single Malt Whisky from the Isle of Arran is a tribute expression inspired by Scotland's national poet, Rabbie Burns - an icon of literary heritage whose verses continue to resonate far beyond his homeland. Distilled on the scenic Isle of Arran, where rolling hills meet rugged coastline, this single malt captures a sense of warmth and spirited depth that complements the poetic legacy it honours. Arran Distillery, established in 1995, blends traditional craftsmanship with a modern Highland spirit style, offering whiskies that are expressive yet balanced. The Robert Burns release draws on select casks that exemplify Arran’s core character: lively fruit, gentle sweetness, and gentle oak integration.

Rather than being a heavy, intensely peated style, this malt leans into the approachable Highland house character, making it accessible without sacrificing nuance. The poetic connection informs its personality - thoughtful, layered, and rich in subtle detail - much like Burns’s own evocative verses.

Tasting Notes
Appearance
Soft gold with luminous clarity and medium-bodied legs.

Aroma
Bright fruitiness opens confidently - orchard apples and ripe pear - followed by honeyed malt and delicate lemon zest. Subtle hints of vanilla pod, soft cereal grain, and gentle floral notes add aromatic complexity.

Palate
Smooth and expressive. Sweet orchard fruit leads the palate, unfolding into creamy vanilla, light toffee, and gentle baking spice. Mid-palate reveals hints of citrus pith, toasted oak, and a touch of soft almond, balanced by lingering malt sweetness.

Finish
Medium in length and gently warming, with lingering fruit brightness, light spice, and a subtly oaked fade that leaves a clean, satisfying impression.

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