Singleton of Dufftown Spey Cascade
Singleton of Dufftown Spey Cascade
  • oak oak
  • spicy spicy
  • vanilla vanilla
  • apple apple
  • pepper pepper
  • grassy grassy
  • cinnamon cinnamon
  • walnuts walnuts
  • grain grain
  • oak oak
  • spicy spicy
  • vanilla vanilla
  • apple apple
  • pepper pepper
  • grassy grassy
  • cinnamon cinnamon
  • walnuts walnuts
  • grain grain

Singleton of Dufftown Spey Cascade

700ml
40% ABV
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  • BrandThe Singleton
  • CategorySingle Malt Scotch
  • CountryScotland
  • RegionSpeyside
  • DistilleryDufftown
  • Style Single Malt Whisky
  • Alcohol 40%
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As you work your way through your first dram, each sip reveals something new. 
 
Let’s talk about The Singleton… and yes, that requires us to geek-out a bit. [Whisky-Nerd Alert! Whisky-Nerd Alert!] If you are a serious Scotch-Nerd and someone asks if you like Singleton single-malt Whiskey, the correct response is, “Which one?” There are three: The Singleton of Glendullan, The Singleton of Glen Ord, and The Singleton of Dufftown. To add more confusion, all are owned by the Grand Poo-Bah of Spirits, Diageo
 
Each distillery is awesome in it’s own way. All are Highlanders, all are used in premium blends, all have versions of The Singleton, and each has their own single-malt brands as well. Two are Speyside, and one—Glen Ord, Uncle Flaviar’s personal favorite—is Ross-shire. Some say the distinction is all marketing spin… we disagree, but we do love them all. You must try them for yourself to decide amongst these amber beauties. 
 
Singleton Spey Cascade hails from the Dufftown Distillery a bit up river in the Spey Valley. This is definitely a single-malt, but it is also a blend of ages and woods. This gives it a very complex smoothness and flavor profile. There are two types of American Oak and two types of European oak in the aging mix—ex-Bourbon and Sherry casks from America, and European virgin and Sherry casks. 
 
And although there is no age-statement on the bottle, it drinks as both old and young, so we say it is a mix of Whiskies aged twelve years at the top end and perhaps five on the lower end. All this blending of wood and aging adds complexity and a variety of spiciness from pepper to cinnamon to vanilla and back again. As you work your way through your first dram, each sip reveals something new. 
 
SmartAss Corner
The water source for Dufftown—Jock’s Well—has been hotly contested for decades. In fact, The cheeky-bastards at… ahem… a “nearby competing distillery” has been caught more than once trying to divert the course of the water for their own purposes. 
 

Appearance / Color
Amber Murano Glass    
 
Nose / Aroma / Smell 
Dark fruits and grain with a touch of baked apples 
 
Flavor / Taste / Palate 
Spice, wet grass, and caramelized walnuts with vanilla oak
 
Finish 
Warm and wet … with spice from the European oak 

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Singleton of Dufftown Spey Cascade

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Nice, especially for the price

Nice, especially for the price