Highland Park 16 Year Old Dimensions (Duncan Taylor, 2003)
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Description
This beautiful Highland Park 16 Year Old was distilled at the world-famous distillery in 2003 and matured in a single oak cask before being bottled in 2019 by Duncan Taylor for their popular ‘Dimensions’ series. The series brings together a range of delicious and unique single malts, of which this is one of our favourites. Sweet and floral with a whiff of peat smoke, this is a well-balanced and complex dram which any fan of the distillery will adore. With only 312 cask strength bottles produced, it’s also a bit of a collector’s item.
Additional information
| Distillery | Highland Park |
|---|---|
| Region | Islands |
| Distilled | 05.2003 |
| Bottled | 06.2019 |
| Bottle Number | 1 out of 312 |
| Cask Number | 501258 |
| Whisky Origin | Scottish |
| Single Malt | Yes |
| Blended | No |
| Alcohol Strength | 54.5% |
| Bottle Size | 70cl |
| Box | Yes |
| Box Condition | Good |
| Label Condition | Good |
| Shoulder Level | Good |
| Weight | 2 kg |
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