Smokehead High Voltage isn’t here to play nice, it’s a cask strength peat monster that dials up the intensity for those who live for bold flavors. Packing raw Islay smoke, maritime power, and a punchy 58% ABV, it’s the louder, wilder sibling of the original Smokehead. This is not for the faint of heart, it’s for the thrill seekers of the whisky world.

Smokehead High Voltage Cask Strength Single Malt Scotch Whisky 70cl
Brand: Smokehead | Category: Single Malt Scotch Whisky | ABV: 58% | Origin: Islay, Scotland | Vol: 700ml

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Explosive peat smoke, sea salt, and charred driftwood, with flashes of citrus and vanilla.
Palate: Intense and fiery, oily peat, dark chocolate, cracked black pepper, and roasted nuts, underpinned by a tangy citrus edge.
Finish: Long, smoky, and briny, with lingering spice and earthy depth.

Production Details:
Distilled on Islay and bottled at cask strength without chill filtration, preserving every bit of oily, smoky character. Its exact distillery source remains undisclosed, adding to its rebellious mystique.

Perfect For:
Hardcore peat lovers, cask strength enthusiasts, and anyone looking to test their palate’s limits.

Expert Notes:
High Voltage takes the Smokehead DNA and supercharges it, more smoke, more power, more adrenaline in the glass.

Customer Reviews:
"Like a thunderstorm in a bottle, powerful and electrifying."
"One sip and you know it means business."
"If you love peat, this will ruin all other whiskies for you."

Interesting Fact:
The brand never officially reveals which Islay distillery makes Smokehead, whisky fans can only guess, adding to its cult following.

Serving Suggestions:
Sip neat if you dare, or add a few drops of water to tame the heat and reveal hidden layers of sweetness and citrus.

Distillery Background:
Smokehead is produced by Ian Macleod Distillers, an independent family-owned company known for giving classic single malts an unconventional edge. While the exact Islay distillery behind Smokehead is kept secret, its style leaves no doubt about its island origins, briny, smoky, and bold. Over the years, Smokehead has earned a reputation as the whisky for rule-breakers, attracting those who prefer their drams loud, untamed, and unapologetically intense.