James Eadie Tamnavulin 10 Year Old

James Eadie dates back to 1854, originally known as a brewer and whisky merchant based in Glasgow. Today, the name has been revived by independent bottlers who focus on highlighting single cask whiskies from a variety of Scottish distilleries. Their releases often feature rare or unusual casks that might otherwise go unnoticed, giving whisky fans a chance to explore different regions and styles through authentic expressions.

Tamnavulin is a Speyside distillery established in 1966, renowned for producing rich and smooth single malts with a distinctive character. This expression was matured for 10 years, including an 8-month finish in a first-fill European oak Malaga hogshead, imparting depth and complexity to the whisky. The flavour profile reveals aromas of zesty marmalade, cacao, honeyed dates, and roasted coffee beans, leading to a palate of sticky ginger cake, spiced sultanas, waxed citrus, and candied peels, finishing with sweet spice, rich oak, and tangy citrus notes.

Style: Single Malt

Place: Speyside, Scotland

Made from: 100% Malted Barley

Production: Traditional copper pot stills

Cask Type: First-fill European oak Malaga hogshead

Flavour Profile: Marmalade, cacao, honeyed dates, roasted coffee beans, ginger cake, spiced sultanas, waxed citrus, candied peels, sweet spice, oak, citrus

ABV: 56.6%