KEY FACTS ABOUT THIS WHISKY Distillery: English Whisky Peated Region: England Type: Single malt scotch Age: 12 years old Distilled: 2009 ABV: cask strength of 58% Cask ref: 106RR Cask: Octave - Peated 62ppm Bottle outturn: 41 Bottle size: 700ml  WHISKY TASTING NOTES Nose: Gentle, rolling waves of peat smoke. White grape juice, cranberries, crabapples, ripe pears. Palate: Anglesey sea salt, beach bonfire smoke, muscat grapes, a hint of fresh English strawberry. ABOUT THE BOTTLE The oldest ever English whisky bottled by The Single Cask! A true unique finding matured to excellence. Read this article written by Sorren Krebs passionate whisky blogger of OCDWHISKY.COM and ambassador of The English Whisky Co. to know more about this stellar release. Finish: A hit of pungent Islay-esque peat, barley before harvest, fresh raspberries, mandarin oranges. Medium/short finish. Teo Spiropoulos\' Review I bet you haven\'t tried this one! For me, it is always fun to pour some new not so well-known whisky in my glass and guess all the details: Region, type of barrel, age and why not sometimes the distillery ! Here is a perfect example of such a whisky. The oldest ever English Whisky bottle! Pour a nice dram to your glass. Then close your eyes and smell it. It grabs my nose and takes it to the western islands of Scotland, smelling the salty sea and some burning peat from a close distillery. I could swear I\'m on Islay or maybe to be more adventurous on Isle of Mull where Tobermory is currently making their famous peated Ledaig. I can smell the burning peat and some fruits on the nose, so I run quick for a sip that gives me confidence in what I just thought with all that smoke and strawberries in it. Yes! —I am definitely in Islay! And then I open my eyes, read the label and realize...I am not in Islay, not even in Scotland ! But in England at Saint George distillery, trying a 12 year old peated octave English whisky! Well, that was a trap my friends but lovely finish and exquisite dram! This one undoubtedly goes to my collection.