House of Hazelwood 36 years 'Queen of the Hebrides' 0.7l aloc. 43.4% vol.

House of Hazelwood "Queen of the Hebrides" 36 Years Old

House of Hazelwood is known for its carefully curated bottlings from the Gordon family, owners of William Grant & Sons . They have now announced the 2024 Collection, consisting of eight new bottlings, all of which collectively testify to the family's spirit of discovery.

Immerse yourself in the world of premium Scottish whiskies with the exclusive House of Hazelwood "Queen of the Hebrides" 36 Years Old , a masterpiece from the renowned LC 36 series . This exceptional whisky pays homage to the rugged beauty and distinctive character of the Hebrides—a region known for its mystical atmosphere and high-quality whiskies.

Taste experience at the highest level

The "Queen of the Hebrides" impresses with a harmonious blend of fruity aromas and refined spice notes . From the very first sip, nuances of juicy apples, ripe pears, and subtle hints of vanilla unfold. A delicate, typically Hebridean smokiness perfectly rounds out the complex flavor profile and lends this 36-year-old whisky a unique depth.

Craftsmanship and quality combined

The LC 36 series from House of Hazelwood stands for uncompromising quality and meticulous craftsmanship. Each bottle is filled from exquisite casks that have been able to ideally develop the complex aromas during the long maturation period. The result is a whisky that embodies the essence of Scottish tradition and innovative craftsmanship at the highest level.

For connoisseurs and explorers

Whether you're an experienced whisky connoisseur or looking for an exclusive moment of indulgence, the "Queen of the Hebrides" will exceed your expectations. With its exceptional balance and depth, this whisky is not only suitable for enjoying in special moments, but also makes a perfect gift for whisky enthusiasts.

Discover Scottish excellence

Order the House of Hazelwood "Queen of the Hebrides" 36 Years Old now in our online shop Kuhns.shop and experience the incomparable magic of the Hebrides – directly in your glass.