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Kilchoman Maury Cask Matured

Kilchoman Maury Cask Matured

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Producer Kilchoman Distillery
Country Scotland
Region Islay

Tasting Notes

Black Cherry, Cocoa Nibs, Raisin Loaf and Peat Ember

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More About Kilchoman Maury Cask Matured

A bold, limited-edition Islay single malt from Kilchoman, fully matured in rare ex-Maury fortified wine casks, a sweet Grenache-based wine from Roussillon. Unlike a finish, this whisky spends its entire life in these casks, giving it a deep, wine-driven character layered over Kilchoman’s signature peat.

Rich and expressive, it shows figs, raisins and dates alongside dark honey, orange peel and salted caramel. The palate is full and smoky, combining peat, dark chocolate and treacle with warming spice, finishing long with dried fruit, cacao and earthy smoke.

 

Meet the Producer, Kilchoman Distillery

Kilchoman Distillery

Style: Whisky Distillery

Kilchoman arrived on Islay in 2005 and immediately reminded everybody that whisky does not actually need giant industrial scale to be brilliant.

Built on Rockside Farm, it became the first new distillery on Islay in over 120 years and still remains one of the few proper farm distilleries left in Scotland. Barley grown on-site, traditional floor maltings, distilling, maturation and bottling all happening right there on the island. Very old-school setup, which whisky nerds understandably love.

The whisky style is classic Islay but with a fresher brighter edge than some of the heavier peat monsters nearby. Smoke obviously plays a big role, but there’s loads of citrus, orchard fruit and vanilla underneath it all rather than pure bonfire aggression.

Machir Bay is usually the gateway bottle. Peat smoke, lemon, sea salt and bourbon cask sweetness all working together beautifully. Then you get into Sanaig and the sherry cask influence starts piling in dark fruit, spice and richer smoky depth.

The 100% Islay releases are especially interesting because absolutely everything comes from the farm itself. Grain to glass on one island. Pretty rare in modern whisky production.

Despite becoming hugely respected worldwide, Kilchoman still feels personal compared to some larger Scotch distilleries. More tractors and warehouses than luxury brand theatre.

Which honestly suits Islay whisky perfectly.