Lowland 13 Parcel 7 Single Malts of Scotland

Single Malts of Scotland

Blink and you’ll miss it. This is a small-batch single malt drawn from just three casks, and once it’s gone, there won’t be another.<br> <br> Distilled in 2007 at a closely guarded Lowland distillery and bottled in 2021 by Elixir Distillers, Parcel No.7 belongs to The Single Malts of Scotland Reserve Casks series. Every parcel in the series is a one-off, made from a handful of hand-selected casks and never repeated. For this release, two ex-bourbon barrels were married with a single ex-sherry butt, giving a tiny outturn with a character all its own.<br> <br> The bourbon casks bring brightness and zesty citrus, while the lone sherry butt adds a thread of dried fruit and depth. It’s a Lowland malt with real substance: fresh and elegant, but richer than you might expect.<br> <br> Bottled at 48%, with no chill filtration and no added colour, it’s exactly as the casks intended.<br> <br> Long since sold out at many of the UK’s major whisky retailers, this is a genuine chance to secure a bottle while stocks last.<br> <br> Who it’s for: Collectors, independent bottling enthusiasts and lovers of lighter, citrus-led single malts. It’s also one for anyone who enjoys a mystery. Which Lowland distillery do you think it is?<br> <br> How to enjoy it: Neat, then with a few drops of water to open up the fruit and bakery notes.