Big Kettle Distillery Whiskey NV
Market Price
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It’s based on the price of similarly rated benchmark bottles on the market.
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Lark Classic Cask Single Malt Australian Whisky n/a
Sold by Vintage Cellars
$206.00
(As of 18/04/2024)
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Limeburners Infinity Solera Cask Single Malt Whisky n/a
Sold by Dan Murphy's
$169.99
(As of 18/04/2024)
$189.99
Angels Angel Price
$129.99
About the spirit
Small batch, single malt and seriously smooth
- The Big Kettle Whisky is a small batch, single malt, with caramel toffee notes, and tobacco and cedar aromas. It’s so smooth and soft, you will feel like you’re being whisked away to the lowlands of Scotland as you sip this silky treat, with not a hint of smokiness or peaty flavours.
- “The name was inspired by the copper kettle still they were made in,” creator Jock Harvey explains. “It’s rare to be able to create spirits in copper these days, industrial scale gins and whiskies are made in giant stainless steel stills, which are more like a boiler, than what the old-fashioned art and magic a small copper still provides.”
- There’s an extra sprinkle of special too - with the Whisky finally aged in high quality McLaren Vale muscat barrels. This has given it a distinct, delectable flavour - taking it to the next level.
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Contains sulphites
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Australia
Non-Wine
48.0% ABV
50cl
Meet the spirit maker - Jock Harvey
- An incredible character from South Australia, Jock's wine speaks volumes of his skills and passion for the land.
- Hooked on the buzz of creativity and working with Mother Nature, he loves that no two days are the same when producing Brewery Hill wines!
- Angel funding has given Jock winemaking autonomy, allowing him the freedom to move from vineyard to cellar to business work as necessary. He can now prioritise the quality of treatment given to each new parcel of grapes without excessive market pressures, ensuring a delicious wine for any Angel's glass every time!
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