Glengoyne White Oak Scotch Whisky when Lord Byron married Annabella

when Lord Byron married Annabella Milbanke at Seaham Hall

black cherries

All of the  vineyards have a similar profile – old vines

Aqua Vitae is delicious as a mixed drink or a cocktail base

Medium/ Dry sparkling wine shows an extraordinary concentration of blackcurrant

Glengoyne White Oak Scotch Whisky when Lord Byron married AnnabellaTASTING NOTES Alcohol: 48% Nose: Vibrant oak, vanilla, bright citrus, sponge cake, crisp red apple, ginger spice, unripe banana and a hint of violet. Palate: Soft and playful, crme brulee, fruit gum sweets, candied lemon, jam tarts and tinned pineapple. Finish: Lots of toasted oak laced with caramel CASK MAKEUP First Fill Bourbon and Virgin American Oak