BENRINNES - 2013/2025 11 Jahre Bourbon Barrels - 55,8% Vol.

BENRINNES - 2013/2025 11 Jahre Bourbon Barrels - 55,8% Vol.

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BENRINNES - 2013/2025 11 Jahre Bourbon Barrels - 55,8% Vol.Der Benrinnes 2013 2025 zeigt die Speyside von ihrer traditionsreichen, ehrlichen Seite. Gereift in frischen Bourbon Barrels, verkrpert dieser 11 Jahre alte Single Malt den typischen Stil der Benrinnes Distillery: cremig, malzig und von klarer Fassprgung. Abgefllt in natrlicher Fassstrke von 55,8 % vol., bewahrt der Whisky seinen kraftvollen Charakter und bietet ein intensives, authentisches Geschmackserlebnis fr Liebhaber klassischer Bourbonfass

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012