Footnotes

• Tasting notes:
  This precious whisky is pale gold in colour, the
  hue of autumn barley. On the nose, it is light
  and delicate with aromas of soft orange blossom
  and delicate violets intermingling with notes of
  toasted almonds and the subtlest whiff of smoke,
  the sweetness brought out more with a few drops of
  water. A perfect harmony of fruit and floral aromas,
  it has a surprisingly light touch of oak, incredible for
  a whisky that has spent so long in European wood.
  On the taste, creamy vanilla and a gentle smokiness
  are beautifully counterbalanced with some sweeter oak
  notes. A drop or two of water releases further zesty
  orange flavours and an incredible vibrancy. Immediately
  after tasting, the finish is slightly dry, but grows with
  time to become extremely long, lively and sweet.
  It seems incredible, but the original Highland
  character of this precious whisky really shines through,
  even after so many decades, just like The Wee Janie.
  

Saleroom notices

• Although 15 bottles have been filled, only 11 will be made available for sale, the remainder are being kept by the family themsleves