From the Speyside heartland, where distilleries quietly craft some of Scotland’s most characterful malts, Premier Barrel Single Barrel – Dailuaine 8 Year Old emerges as a rare gem. Known for its robust spirit and meaty profile, Dailuaine is a whisky often reserved for blends, making single malt bottlings like this an uncommon treat. Presented in the Premier Barrel’s signature ceramic decanter, this release is as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the palate, a true celebration of small-batch individuality.

Premier Barrel Single Barrel – Dailuaine 8 Year Old 70cl
Brand: Douglas Laing – Premier Barrel | Category: Single Malt Scotch Whisky | ABV: 46% | Origin: Speyside, Scotland | Vol.: 70cl

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Stewed orchard fruits, malt biscuits, and a soft hint of cinnamon.
Palate: Creamy vanilla, poached pears, toasted oak, and a touch of nutmeg spice.
Finish: Medium-length and warming, with lingering malt sweetness and gentle spice.

Production Details:
Distilled at the Dailuaine distillery and matured for 8 years in a single cask, bottled without chill filtration or added coloring to preserve its full character. Limited to a small number of bottles, each offering a pure snapshot of the distillery’s style.

Perfect For:
Collectors, fans of small-batch releases, and those seeking a Speyside single malt with character and depth.

Expert Notes:
A charming young Speysider, fresh, vibrant, and layered with enough complexity to keep each sip intriguing.

Customer Reviews:
“Beautiful bottle and an even better whisky.”
“Smooth, fruity, and very drinkable.”
“A fantastic introduction to single cask Speyside malts.”

Interesting Fact:
Dailuaine’s name means “green vale” in Gaelic, a nod to its picturesque location in the Spey valley.

Serving Suggestions:
Enjoy neat to appreciate the full Speyside character, or with just a drop of water to open up its delicate fruity notes.

Distillery Background:
Founded in 1852, Dailuaine is famed for its rich, robust spirit, thanks in part to its uniquely shaped stills. While much of its whisky goes into premium blends, independent bottlers like Douglas Laing occasionally offer rare single malt expressions for enthusiasts.