Catto's Blended Scotch Whisky 0,7L 40%

Catto's Blended Scotch Whisky 0.7L 40% A pioneer Whisky has always played an important role in Scotland. Many distilleries have existed for several hundred years, but only a few have had someone on the team who was revolutionary for the whisky industry. The Catto distillery in the Highlands has such a person. James Catto was the first to devote himself to the art of blending. In 1861 he brought the first product in this new direction onto the market, Catto's Rare Old Scottish Highland Scotch. Due to the location right on the harbor in his hometown of Aberdeen, it didn't take long for the blends to make it across international borders. Thanks to his acquaintance with the founders of the well-known P&O and Withe Star, Catto's whisky became number one on the very glamorous cruise ships of the time. Catto's Blended Scotch Whisky For the Rare Old Scottish Blended Scotch Whisky, only unpeated Highland and Speyside malts are used. These are mixed with Lowland Grain to create a whisky with a high malt content. A beautiful warm golden tone appears in the glass. The aroma of the whisky lies between fresh citrus fruits and warm honey. The taste and finish show spicy, rounded sweet notes.

Teachers Highland Cream Blended Scotch Whisky 0.7L 40% Almost 200 years of Scottish tradition In 1832 the so-called "Excise Act" was passed in Great Britain. This made whisky production much easier for companies and William Teacher decided to bring his own blended whisky onto the market. At first he blended his whiskies in a grocery store that he ran with his wife. Business went well and Teacher was quickly able to open his own "dram shop". It was finally in 1863 that he perfected the recipe and brought Teacher's Highland Cream Whisky onto the market. After their father's death, his two sons William Jr. and Adam Teacher took over the business and in 1876 built the company's headquarters as planned by their father. This building was used by the company until 1991! Single Malt Whisky from Ardmore and Glendronach In order to ensure a supply of high-quality single malt whisky, Teacher's opened the Ardmore distillery in 1899. The smoky style of Ardmore whisky guarantees the strong, full-bodied taste of Teacher's Blend. Due to the high demand, the Glendronach distillery was also acquired in 1957. With this additional distillery, sales increased enormously and in 1987 the magical mark of one million cases of whisky was exceeded for the first time - in Great Britain alone! A special Scotch Teacher's Highland Cream is not a whisky like any other. With a malt whisky share of 45%, Highland Cream has one of the largest shares of malt whiskies in the world of blended whiskies. As this share is largely covered by Ardmore, the Scotch whisky has a distinctive smoky note. This is Teacher's trademark and has made it world famous. The golden, slightly amber-colored whisky has a robust maltiness and fruity notes of apples, pears and a light honey sweetness on the nose, which is accompanied by smoky notes. The combination of smoky aromas and the yet gentle taste on the palate delights people around the world. The aftertaste is round and warming and the pleasant taste lingers in the mouth for a long time. A blended Scotch whisky of the highest quality!