Uncover Inchgower’s distinctive coastal-meets-Speyside character in this Inchgower 17 Year Old 2007, a rare Infrequent Flyers release matured in a single Marsala Hogshead (#1799). Bottled in November 2024 with a limited yield of 298 bottles, this expression marries Inchgower’s briny, subtly malty profile with the rich, fruity sweetness of Marsala wine. Bottled without chill-filtration, it boasts a full, nuanced flavor perfect for those looking to venture off the beaten Speyside path.
Why We Think You’ll Love It:
- Showcases Inchgower’s intriguing balance of coastal tang and classic Speyside fruit
- 17-year maturation in a Marsala cask adds a lush, dessert-like sweetness without overwhelming the underlying spirit
- A single-cask edition limited to just 298 bottles—ideal for adventurous connoisseurs and collectors
- Bottled non-chill-filtered to ensure a rich, unadulterated texture and depth of flavor
Embrace a bolder Speyside experience with this Inchgower release, where maritime charm mingles with Marsala’s decadent sweetness for a dram that’s both comforting and complex.
Bottle Information
Bottle Information
Bottler: Alistair Walker Whisky Co.
Cask Type: Marsala Hogshead
Cask #: #1799
ABV: 54.2%
Type: Single Malt
Region: Speyside
Age: 17 Year Old
Vintage: 2007
Volume: 70cl
Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes
Nose: Enticing hints of ripe fig, toffee, and a faint coastal brine, underpinned by a soft malt sweetness
Palate: A pleasing fusion of dark fruit compote, milk chocolate, and a light nutmeg spice, framed by Inchgower’s gentle maritime influence
Finish: Medium-length and comforting, leaving lingering Marsala fruitiness, subtle oak spice, and a touch of sea air salinity.
