Virgin American oak casks give this whisky its distinctive vanilla notes, present both on the nose and the palate. Never overpowering, yet clearly there. The level of charring inside the cask reveals a subtle smoky character on the nose, reminiscent of a freshly lit campfire.
In the background, youāll discover fresh hints of citrus and green appleādelicate, yet unmistakable. On the palate, vanilla returns alongside a touch of caramel, honey, and notes of cinnamon and ginger. All of this is elegantly wrapped in a smooth, lightly smoky interplay of flavors and aromas. The finish is fruity, warm and long.
This is a whisky made for long, balmy summer eveningsāor for cozy winter nights with a good book by the fireplace.
46,0%
Historic fortified town with a rich heritage
Damme, a charming town in the north-west of Belgium, was one of the busiest ports in Western Europe during the Middle Ages.
However, due to the silting of the Zwin, it gradually lost its economic importance.
During the Twelve Yearsā Truce in the early 17th century, Damme (DAMMVM) was transformed under Spanish influence into a fortified town. Its distinctive star-shaped layout, formed by seven bastions,
made it an important defensive stronghold with a garrison until the 19th century.
To this day, the unique seven-pointed structure and well-preserved historic buildings continue to shape Dammeās cultural heritage. A picturesque and captivating town that still sparks the imagination.
