Lagavulin Distillers Edition 2001 Glenfiddich Cognac is essentially a type

Cognac is essentially a type of Brandy (aged grape spirit) that must be produced in the Cognac region of western France (much like sherry must be produced in Jerez

giving new life to materials that would otherwise have been discarded

Aged in French oak

sweet malted barley and wisps of smoke on the nose and throughout the palate

reflecting the sweetness and abundance of flavours found within the spirit

Lagavulin Distillers Edition 2001 Glenfiddich Cognac is essentially a typeThe much loved Distillers Edition sees the slightly maritime Islay peat of this malt whisky paired with the sweet, dense and spicy flavours of Pedro Ximnez sherry. This bottling is the 2001 vintage, bottled in 2017. Drinkers should expect flavours smouldering oak, sea spray, raisins, sultanas, sweet wine, toffee, dark chocolate and peaty espresso. Bottled at 43% ABV, this slight increase in proof makes a big difference in flavour, giving the whisky a