LAUDER’S AGED 15 YEARS ~ SCOTLAND - Gift Box & Wrapped

Celebrate the season with Lauder’s Aged 15 Years, a distinguished Scotch whisky crafted in the heart of Scotland. Bursting with flavors of dried fruits, warm spices, and a whisper of oak, this premium whisky is the perfect indulgence for the holidays. Beautifully gift-wrapped in a festive Christmas edition, it’s an elegant choice for gifting or savoring during your holiday gatherings.

Tray & Plant NOT INCLUDED!

700ml

Gift Boxed

72/100 Whisky Base

Bronze (Scotch Whisky Blended) - 2019 International Wine & Spirit Competition

"Could this be one of Singapore's best whisky finds? Fifteen years old, gift-boxed, highly rated and from one of the oldest Scotch whisky distillers still in production. Lauder's master blender selects the best grain and malt whiskies to create the most grown-up of Lauder's range. Exuberantly smooth." David

Lauder’s 15 Year old combines whiskies from Scotland’s Highland and Speyside regions matured for 15 years in Bourbon and Sherry casks. Lauder's master blender then meticulously selects only the finest of them to create the most grown-up of Lauder’s range. The smooth intensity and rich colour of the 15 Year Old Malt make this a blend to be truly savoured. Aged to perfection this blend appeals to all discerning Scotch whisky lovers especially those who have appreciated others in the Lauder’s portfolio.

Nose - Cranberry and vanilla oak tannin. Ripe summer fruits and a hint.

Mouth - Initial spiciness, followed by a smooth velvety sweetness. deep notes of oak and red berry.

Finish - Warm toffee with hints of port.

Lauder’s Scotch whisky first appeared in 1834 in Glasgow, Scotland. The original blend was developed by Archibald Lauder, and it was awarded with several gold medals in international competitions - you can see these on the label. Lauder’s is a blend of Highland, Lowland, and Speyside malts, and the historic whisky has changed very little since its first expression in 1834. Lauder’s has been in continuous production since 1836, making it one of the oldest brands of Scotch whisky still in distribution.