A smooth 12-year-old English single malt, matured in American oak and finished in Jack Daniel's Sinatra casks. Rich, smooth and full of character, with notes of creamy caramel, sweet raisin, warming oak and delicate smoke. 70cl, 40% vol.
This release is limited to 1,000 bottles
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What Makes Salty Dog Different?
Salty Dog Whisky was created by Paul Salter, founder, owner and director of Salter Bros, the family-run boat company behind Salters Steamers. Paul has spent more than 21 years working on and around the water, so when the idea came about to create a premium whisky brand, there was really only one direction it could take.
It's produced exclusively for us by the country's most decorated distillery, Hawkridge: a 12-year-old English single malt, matured in American oak, finished in Jack Daniel's Sinatra casks and made with Chevallier, a heritage English barley.
For Paul, the whisky had to come first. The story might get you interested. The taste has to make you come back. Read our story.
What's in the Glass
- Nose
- Soft oak, vanilla and caramel.
- Palate
- Rich raisin, caramel and warming oak.
- Finish
- Long, smooth and gently smoky.
Specification
- Style
- English single malt whisky
- Age
- 12 years old
- Strength
- 40% vol
- Size
- 70cl
- Cask
- American oak
- Finish
- Jack Daniel's Sinatra casks
- Barley
- Chevallier, a heritage English barley
- Batch
- Premium small-batch limited reserve
- Filtration
- Unfiltered
- Produced by
- Hawkridge, the country's most decorated distillery, exclusively for Salty Dog
- Release
- Limited to 1,000 bottles
From the Crew
- “Really smooth and easy to drink”
“Really smooth and easy to drink. I got quite a bit of vanilla and honey, with a lovely fruity note coming through. It doesn't have that harshness you sometimes get with whisky.”
Jamie
- “Very approachable”
“I'm not normally a big whisky drinker, but I really enjoyed this one. Very approachable and quite sweet on the palate. There's a nice bit of oak and spice towards the end.”
Greame - “Definitely one I'd happily buy again”
“I bought this as a gift and ended up having a glass myself! Really smooth, with a nice balance of sweetness and oak. Definitely one I'd happily buy again.”
Michelle - “Fruity, slightly sweet and very easy to drink”
“Not being a whisky expert, I was looking for something smooth and enjoyable rather than too smoky or overpowering. This was exactly that: fruity, slightly sweet and very easy to drink.”
Richard
