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Eden Mill Art of St. Andrews 2023 Single Malt

Eden Mill Art of St. Andrews 2023 Single Malt

Introducing the 2023 Release of our Art Of St Andrews Collection. A lightly peated expression matured in a combination of Bourbon, Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez casks, before being finished in ex-Grande Champagne Cognac casks selected by our Head Distiller, Scott Ferguson.
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Introducing the 2023 Release of our Art Of St Andrews Collection. A lightly peated expression matured in a combination of Bourbon, Oloroso and Pedro Ximenez casks, Scott then chose premium ex-grande champagne cognac casks to finish the whisky.

Nose: Warming & Rich. Gentle Peat Smoke accompanied by Sweet Candied Hints of Grape & Apricot. 

Palate: Juicy yellow Fruit leading to Sweet, floral Peat. Remains juicy and lively with a light biscuity undertone.

Finish: Sweet fruit & Earthy Peat develops alongside a dry Oaky Spice. 

The stunning piece of art for 2023 has been created by Fife-based illustrator, Jill Calder. 

Guided by our Head Distiller, Scott Ferguson, Jill explored every corner of St Andrews and the Eden Estuary. Inspired by the beautiful flora and fauna, the iconic coastline and our striking distillery she developed a vivid, joyful piece of art layered with detail.

ABV: 46.5%

the cask

Notes on flavour

The Grande Champagne Cognac Casks Scott used for this release previously held 1991 Millesime Cognac.

'Millesime' is a French term used to refer to a year when the grape quality was particularly superb. The equivalent expression in English is 'great vintage'.

The use of these casks has imparted an earthy sweetness and notes of grape & apricot to our Single Malt. They also impact the body of the whisky, giving it more depth and a creamy mouthfeel.

finished in

ex-Grande Champagne Cognac casks

Cognac is a region in the south-west of France, known for producing the world's finest brandy. For a cognac to officially be known as a cognac, it must be produced in this region.
There are six official cognac growing areas in the region. One of them is called 'Grande Champagne‘ and is considered the most prestigious.

Where peated whisky can be a little polarising, our Head Distiller Scott knew these casks would round off the peatiness with beautiful sweet notes and help make it more accessible - he likens the taste to smoked shortbread! Working with high quality casks to ensure our whisky is the best it can be has always been a priority in our distilling process and Scott knew it had to be those casks from the most well regarded region and the most premium cognac in the world.