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Glenfiddich 40 years with 0.7 liters and 47.8% vol.
The 40-year-old Glenfiddich whiskey is an outstanding whiskey that is only released in a strictly limited edition of 600 bottles per year. The superb whiskey is a unique composition from the distillery's oldest casks, personally selected by the malt master. It impresses whiskey lovers with its incredibly complex and intense aromas that only a whiskey that has matured for a long time can have. The luxurious whisky, the alcohol content of which varies slightly from year to year, has received numerous awards in recent years. For example, it received the gold medal both in 2012 at the International Wine & Spirits Competition and at the International Spirits Challenge 2013. The exclusive Glenfiddich 40 year old with 47.8% vol. in a 0.7 l bottle. Each bottle is individually numbered and comes in an elegant leather packaging. A leather-bound book about the history of the 40-year-old masterpiece and a certificate are also included.

What does the Glenfiddich 40 years taste like?
The 40-year-old whiskey treasure from Glenfiddich impresses with its extraordinary character and its complex and deep aromas. The dark mahogany shimmering whiskey already impresses with its multi-faceted scent. Not only notes of dried fruits, fine dark chocolate, fruity dark cherries and freshly roasted coffee beans resonate, but also aromas of polished leather, cloves and charred wood. On the palate, the masterpiece is silky soft and opulent. It initially comes up with intense aromas of dried fruit such as dates and raisins, steamed apples and fruit bread, before notes of delicate bitter chocolate, oak wood and nuances of peat develop.

Color:Dark mahogany.
Nose:Dried fruits stand in a bond with dark chocolate, which combines with freshly roasted coffee and black cherries to create a wonderful melange. Burnt wood, polished leather and fine cloves are added to the nose.
Palate:Luxurious is probably the right term to describe this silky single malt. Dried fruit (dates and raisins) alongside fruitcake and stewed apple open up a tone of oak and dark chocolate surrounded by hints of peat.
Finish:Exceptionally long and of complex structure. You won't soon forget this single malt from Glenfiddich.