Auchroisk 7 Year Old 2010 Parkmore Selection 70cl, 46%

Description

Auchroisk 7 Year Old 2010 Parkmore Selection 70cl 46% is a Speyside single malt Scotch whisky bottled as part of the Parkmore Selection, a series known for showcasing carefully selected single casks from respected distilleries.

Distilled in 2010 at the Auchroisk Distillery and matured for 7 years, this whisky highlights the distillery’s bright and fruity character. The relatively youthful maturation preserves vibrant notes of green apple, pear, vanilla, and sweet malt, complemented by gentle oak spice.

Bottled at 46% ABV, and presented with natural colour and without chill filtration, this whisky delivers a fresh and lively Speyside profile.

Why Choose Auchroisk 7 Year Old Parkmore Selection?

This bottling showcases Auchroisk’s naturally fruity spirit in a youthful and vibrant style. The Parkmore Selection series focuses on individual casks that highlight the distillery character without heavy cask influence.

The result is a whisky that is fresh, expressive, and easy to enjoy.

Ideal For.

This whisky is ideal for enthusiasts who enjoy bright and fruit-forward Speyside single malts. It is also suitable for collectors interested in independent bottlings and unique small-batch releases.

Product Details

Product Name: Auchroisk 7 Year Old 2010 Parkmore Selection
Category: Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery: Auchroisk Distillery
Series: Parkmore Selection
Region: Speyside, Scotland

Distilled: 2010
Age Statement: 7 Years Old

Bottle Size: 70cl
ABV: 46%

Cask Type: Oak Cask Matured

Limited Release: Yes

Natural Colour: Yes
Chill Filtration: No

Collector’s Note

The Parkmore Selection series features small-batch and single cask whiskies selected to highlight individual distillery character. These releases often focus on vibrant and expressive spirits rather than heavy cask influence.

Auchroisk is a Speyside distillery whose spirit is frequently used in blends, making independent releases like this particularly interesting for enthusiasts wanting to explore its single malt character.