Fettercairn 2003-2013 | 10 Year Old Douglas Laing Provenance Single Cask 10074Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky Bottled by: Douglas Laing 70cl 46% A single cask Fettercairn 2003 10 year old Highland single malt whisky released by indie bottlers Douglas Laing in 2013 as part of their Provenance range. This 10 year old Fettercairn 2003 was bottled by Douglas Laing without colouring or chill filtration from single cask 10074, a refill hogshead cask at an ideal drinking strength of 46%, one of Douglas Laings preferred strengths

motor oil and little flecks of green fruits

a place instilled with the magic of Norse mythology

Bottling Year 2021 Age 16 Bottles Produced 360 Cask Type Ex-Bourbon Cask Number 22 Bottle Size 70cl ABV 57%

A handful of small batches of Ardbeg 1975 were produced in 1999 and 2000 before the remaining casks were conserved for a string of extraordinary vintage single cask releases that followed in the early years of the new millennium

warming and elegant whisky that borders on being a real masterpiece

0% Pre-Owned No

this 13-year-old Speyside single malt released in 2021 by indie bottlers Chorlton whisky has retained such a high strength because it was distilled at Glenrothes

Perilously easy to drink though

Date: Friday 22nd October 2021

Country America Cask Type Virgin Charred American oak  Bottle Size 70cl ABV 46

Signatory Vintage have been responsible for some of the most outrageous sherried cask strength single malts we've tried

Bottle Size 70cl ABV 63