The Tomatin Distillery out of Scotland’s Highlands region has plenty of experience with secondary cask finishing. In the past, for example, they’ve done a 14-year-old expression finished in ex-Cabernet Sauvignon barrels. Now again we see them going down this road, this time showcasing an expression that spent extra maturation time in barrels that formerly held sweet Portuguese wine.
The new Tomatin Moscatel Wine Finish single malt, according to those behind it, is a 46% ABV bottling that was distilled back in 2003 and aged 15 years. It was finished for the last five of these in ex-Moscatel wine barriques from Portugal. Derived from the muscat grape variety, the Moscatel influence on this whisky offers pronounced fruit flavors to the final tasting profile of this expression.
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Flavours of toasted almonds and oranges, sun-dried raisins and figs, creating a sweet and creamy finish.









