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AnCnoc 2007
anCnoc Single Cask 638 has slowly matured in the shadow of the mysterious Black Hill at Knockdhu Distillery, one of the smallest and most charming distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Distilled in 2007, this cask was selected by the distillery's director, Gordon Bruce. It will be bottled in 2022 at a concentration of 50.5%.
anCnoc Single Cask 638 has slowly matured in the shadow of the mysterious Black Hill at Knockdhu Distillery, one of the smallest and most charming distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Distilled in 2007, this cask was selected by the distillery's director, Gordon Bruce. It will be bottled in 2022 at a concentration of 50.5%.
anCnoc Single Cask 638 has slowly matured in the shadow of the mysterious Black Hill at Knockdhu Distillery, one of the smallest and most charming distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Distilled in 2007, this cask was selected by the distillery's director, Gordon Bruce. It will be bottled in 2022 at a concentration of 50.5%.
$51.63
Original: $147.52
-65%AnCnoc 2007—
$147.52
$51.63
Description
anCnoc Single Cask 638 has slowly matured in the shadow of the mysterious Black Hill at Knockdhu Distillery, one of the smallest and most charming distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Distilled in 2007, this cask was selected by the distillery's director, Gordon Bruce. It will be bottled in 2022 at a concentration of 50.5%.
anCnoc Single Cask 638 has slowly matured in the shadow of the mysterious Black Hill at Knockdhu Distillery, one of the smallest and most charming distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Distilled in 2007, this cask was selected by the distillery's director, Gordon Bruce. It will be bottled in 2022 at a concentration of 50.5%.
anCnoc Single Cask 638 has slowly matured in the shadow of the mysterious Black Hill at Knockdhu Distillery, one of the smallest and most charming distilleries in the Scottish Highlands. Distilled in 2007, this cask was selected by the distillery's director, Gordon Bruce. It will be bottled in 2022 at a concentration of 50.5%.
