Sullivans Cove 11yo 2nd Fill French Oak Cask #TD0416 (700ml, 46.1% ABV)

• Colour: 
• Nose: A soft, creamy bouquet of aromas bounces playfully from the glass - bright and cheery. Layers of vanilla custard, vanilla sugar, and cake batter lead the way, joined by sweet confectionery notes, brownie mix, maraschino cherry, and sticky plum jam. Light, fluffy, and irresistibly inviting, it’s a joyful and welcoming nose.
• Palate: A lovely dry grip sets the foundation, with dense herbal notes weaving through - dried herbs, mint and parsley offering a savoury thread. This herbal lift pairs beautifully with sweet bursts of candied orange, lemon meringue, toffee apple, grape juice and marmalade, creating a dynamic and vibrant palate.
• Finish: A lively citrus burst from the palate carries into the finish with short, zesty pops. A subtle coffee note emerges, building on the bittersweet theme before softening into a gentle wave of tropical fruits, coconut slice, and comforting notes of rice cake and rice pudding. A refreshing and satisfying close.

Sullivans Cove Distillery, located in the picturesque region of Tasmania, is renowned for crafting some of the finest single malt whiskies in the world. Established in 1994, Sullivans Cove has risen to global prominence, earning numerous awards, including the prestigious title of "World’s Best Single Malt" at the World Whiskies Awards. The distillery's whisky is produced in small batches using traditional methods and Tasmania’s pristine natural resources, resulting in spirits that are rich, complex, and full of character. Each bottle captures the essence of Tasmania’s pure air, water, and climate, offering a taste of the island's rugged beauty.

What sets Sullivans Cove apart is its meticulous attention to detail and commitment to quality. Every whisky is aged in French or American oak barrels, allowing it to mature gracefully in the distillery's coastal environment. The result is a portfolio of highly sought-after whiskies, known for their depth of flavor, smoothness, and long-lasting finish. Visitors to the distillery can explore the whisky-making process firsthand, with guided tours and tastings that highlight the craftsmanship behind each bottle. Sullivans Cove has become a symbol of Tasmania's thriving whisky scene, representing the perfect blend of tradition and innovation in every drop.