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Deanston - 12 Year Single Malt Scotch is produced with an emphasis on disciplined technique and consistent quality. Raw materials are sourced with care and processed under controlled conditions to preserve integrity.
Fermentation, distillation, or vinification steps are managed with precision, and maturation is conducted in vessels chosen for balance and stability. Final blending ensures the product reflects the producer’s style and reliability.
It stands as a clear example of modern craftsmanship built on respect for tradition.
Deanston 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch is an unpeated Highland whisky, celebrated for its natural character, creamy texture, and honeyed sweetness. On the nose, it offers an inviting and fresh bouquet of sweet honey, golden malt, and ripe orchard fruits, primarily green apple and pear. Delicate floral notes, often reminiscent of heather, intertwine with hints of creamy vanilla, a touch of lemon zest, and a subtle underlying nuttiness, perhaps almonds. The absence of chill-filtration preserves its natural oils, adding to the richness. The palate is exceptionally smooth and medium to full-bodied, delivering a concentrated blend of sweet honey, rich caramel, and vibrant orchard fruits. Notes of creamy vanilla, toasted barley, and a gentle oak spice (like nutmeg or white pepper) emerge, providing depth and a pleasant warmth. The texture is luscious and oily, leading to a long, clean, and elegantly sweet finish that lingers with honey, malt, and a delicate spice.
This naturally authentic Single Malt is best enjoyed neat, with a few drops of water to open up its nuances, or over a single large ice cube. For food pairings, its sweet, creamy, and fruity profile makes it an excellent companion for a variety of desserts and rich savory dishes. It pairs beautifully with classic desserts such as crème brûlée, apple crumble with custard, or a rich honey cake, where its sweet and creamy notes can harmonize. It's also a superb companion to a fine cheese board featuring creamy, mature cheeses like aged Gouda, Comté, or a rich brie. For savory pairings, consider pan-seared scallops, roasted chicken with an apple chutney, or even a delicate foie gras, where its smoothness and fruit can complement without overpowering. Its natural character also makes it a good match for shortbread biscuits or light fruit tarts.