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🥃🌟 Distillery Spotlight: The Glenrothes and Its Distinctive Legacy 🌟🥃 In the heart of the Scottish Speyside region lies a whisky distillery with a legacy as rich and enduring as the amber elixir it produces. Allow me to introduce you to The Glenrothes Distillery. 🏞️ A Speyside Gem: The Glenrothes Distillery is not just a place of production; it's a testament to the beauty and history of its surroundings. The pristine waters, and the classic Scottish ambiance play pivotal roles in crafting its signature whiskies. 🔗 Ties to Macallan Distillery: The Glenrothes apart shares historic ties to the renowned Macallan Distillery. They are both under the guardianship of the Edrington Group, a name synonymous with the highest standards of whisky craftsmanship. 🍂 Cask Management and Aging: The heart of The Glenrothes' excellence lies in its cask management and aging process. Like a well-conducted orchestra, cask selection is an art form. Their commitment to using oak sherry-seasoned casks from Jerez, Spain, ensures a unique flavor profile. 👃 Flavor Profile: Glenrothes whiskies are celebrated for their distinct flavor profile. A sip unveils the complexities of rich, full-bodied fruitiness, combined with hints of vanilla and delicate spices. It's a sensory journey through Speyside's finest offerings. 📅 Time-Honored Tradition: The Glenrothes follows the time-honored tradition of vintage releases. Each year, a selection of casks is chosen to represent the unique characteristics of that specific vintage. This approach encapsulates the distillery's commitment to both tradition and innovation. 🍾 Collectible Gems: These vintage releases are not just whiskies; they are collectible gems. Whisky enthusiasts and collectors around the world seek out Glenrothes expressions, recognising the distinctiveness of each vintage. Let's raise a glass to The Glenrothes, a distillery where past and present intertwine, and where every sip is a journey through the lush landscapes of Speyside and the depths of whisky craftsmanship. 🥃🏞️ #GlenrothesDistillery #WhiskyLegacy #SpeysideWhisky #CaskManagement #DistillerySpotlight #WhiskySolutions

🥃🌟 Distillery Spotlight: The Glenrothes and Its Distinctive Legacy 🌟🥃 In the heart of the Scottish Speyside region lies a whisky distillery with a legacy as rich and enduring as the amber elixir it produces. Allow me to introduce you to The Glenrothes Distillery. 🏞️ A Speyside Gem: The Glenrothes Distillery is not just a place of production; it's a testament to the beauty and history of its surroundings. The pristine waters, and the classic Scottish ambiance play pivotal roles in crafting its signature whiskies. 🔗 Ties to Macallan Distillery: The Glenrothes apart shares historic ties to the renowned Macallan Distillery. They are both under the guardianship of the Edrington Group, a name synonymous with the highest standards of whisky craftsmanship. 🍂 Cask Management and Aging: The heart of The Glenrothes' excellence lies in its cask management and aging process. Like a well-conducted orchestra, cask selection is an art form. Their commitment to using oak sherry-seasoned casks from Jerez, Spain, ensures a unique flavor profile. 👃 Flavor Profile: Glenrothes whiskies are celebrated for their distinct flavor profile. A sip unveils the complexities of rich, full-bodied fruitiness, combined with hints of vanilla and delicate spices. It's a sensory journey through Speyside's finest offerings. 📅 Time-Honored Tradition: The Glenrothes follows the time-honored tradition of vintage releases. Each year, a selection of casks is chosen to represent the unique characteristics of that specific vintage. This approach encapsulates the distillery's commitment to both tradition and innovation. 🍾 Collectible Gems: These vintage releases are not just whiskies; they are collectible gems. Whisky enthusiasts and collectors around the world seek out Glenrothes expressions, recognising the distinctiveness of each vintage. Let's raise a glass to The Glenrothes, a distillery where past and present intertwine, and where every sip is a journey through the lush landscapes of Speyside and the depths of whisky craftsmanship. 🥃🏞️ #GlenrothesDistillery #WhiskyLegacy #SpeysideWhisky #CaskManagement #DistillerySpotlight #WhiskySolutions

In the realm of whisky maturation, every cask tells a story, but few tales are as captivating as those spun by real Fino Sherry butts from a bicentennial bodega. These venerable vessels, steeped in tradition and history, hold the promise of transforming fine bourbon and single malt whisky into liquid gold. Originating from the sun-soaked vineyards of Spain, Fino Sherry butts bring a unique character to the maturation process. Crafted from oak, these casks have been seasoned by years of housing delicate Fino Sherry, imbuing them with layers of complexity and depth. It's this rich heritage that sets them apart, offering whisky makers an unparalleled canvas on which to craft their masterpieces. But what makes Fino Sherry butts particularly intriguing is their ability to impart a symphony of flavors to the spirits they cradle. The dry, nutty notes of the Sherry mingle with the sweet, caramel tones of bourbon or the rich, smoky essence of single malt whisky, creating a harmonious marriage of flavors that tantalize the palate. Furthermore, the microclimate of the bodega where these butts are housed plays a crucial role in the maturation process. The humid, salty air of coastal Spain infuses the casks with a unique terroir, adding a distinctive character to the whisky as it ages. This sense of place is not just a footnote but an integral part of the story that unfolds within each bottle. For whisky aficionados and connoisseurs alike, the allure of Fino Sherry butts lies in their ability to elevate the drinking experience. Each sip becomes a journey through time and terroir, a celebration of craftsmanship and tradition. And for distillers, the promise of these casks is nothing short of transformative, offering a shortcut to complexity and sophistication that can only be achieved through years of patient maturation. Art and Cask has secured a couple of containers of fine, old Fino Sherry barrels from a very well established Bodega. Please note that these are real casks that have had Fino inside for at least 40 years. Please register your interest to : [email protected] www.artandcask.com www.artandcask.fr

In the realm of whisky maturation, every cask tells a story, but few tales are as captivating as those spun by real Fino Sherry butts from a bicentennial bodega. These venerable vessels, steeped in tradition and history, hold the promise of transforming fine bourbon and single malt whisky into liquid gold. Originating from the sun-soaked vineyards of Spain, Fino Sherry butts bring a unique character to the maturation process. Crafted from oak, these casks have been seasoned by years of housing delicate Fino Sherry, imbuing them with layers of complexity and depth. It's this rich heritage that sets them apart, offering whisky makers an unparalleled canvas on which to craft their masterpieces. But what makes Fino Sherry butts particularly intriguing is their ability to impart a symphony of flavors to the spirits they cradle. The dry, nutty notes of the Sherry mingle with the sweet, caramel tones of bourbon or the rich, smoky essence of single malt whisky, creating a harmonious marriage of flavors that tantalize the palate. Furthermore, the microclimate of the bodega where these butts are housed plays a crucial role in the maturation process. The humid, salty air of coastal Spain infuses the casks with a unique terroir, adding a distinctive character to the whisky as it ages. This sense of place is not just a footnote but an integral part of the story that unfolds within each bottle. For whisky aficionados and connoisseurs alike, the allure of Fino Sherry butts lies in their ability to elevate the drinking experience. Each sip becomes a journey through time and terroir, a celebration of craftsmanship and tradition. And for distillers, the promise of these casks is nothing short of transformative, offering a shortcut to complexity and sophistication that can only be achieved through years of patient maturation. Art and Cask has secured a couple of containers of fine, old Fino Sherry barrels from a very well established Bodega. Please note that these are real casks that have had Fino inside for at least 40 years. Please register your interest to : [email protected] www.artandcask.com www.artandcask.fr

In the realm of whisky maturation, every cask tells a story, but few tales are as captivating as those spun by real Fino Sherry butts from a bicentennial bodega. These venerable vessels, steeped in tradition and history, hold the promise of transforming fine bourbon and single malt whisky into liquid gold. Originating from the sun-soaked vineyards of Spain, Fino Sherry butts bring a unique character to the maturation process. Crafted from oak, these casks have been seasoned by years of housing delicate Fino Sherry, imbuing them with layers of complexity and depth. It's this rich heritage that sets them apart, offering whisky makers an unparalleled canvas on which to craft their masterpieces. But what makes Fino Sherry butts particularly intriguing is their ability to impart a symphony of flavors to the spirits they cradle. The dry, nutty notes of the Sherry mingle with the sweet, caramel tones of bourbon or the rich, smoky essence of single malt whisky, creating a harmonious marriage of flavors that tantalize the palate. Furthermore, the microclimate of the bodega where these butts are housed plays a crucial role in the maturation process. The humid, salty air of coastal Spain infuses the casks with a unique terroir, adding a distinctive character to the whisky as it ages. This sense of place is not just a footnote but an integral part of the story that unfolds within each bottle. For whisky aficionados and connoisseurs alike, the allure of Fino Sherry butts lies in their ability to elevate the drinking experience. Each sip becomes a journey through time and terroir, a celebration of craftsmanship and tradition. And for distillers, the promise of these casks is nothing short of transformative, offering a shortcut to complexity and sophistication that can only be achieved through years of patient maturation. Art and Cask has secured a couple of containers of fine, old Fino Sherry barrels from a very well established Bodega. Please note that these are real casks that have had Fino inside for at least 40 years. Please register your interest to : [email protected] www.artandcask.com www.artandcask.fr

Port Ellen Gemini: Exclusive Whisky Set Marks Reopening Port Ellen, the legendary whisky distillery on the Scottish island of Islay, is preparing to reopen its doors this spring following a multimillion-dollar refurbishment, a full 40 years after it fell silent. To mark the occasion, Diageo has announced a set of ultra-exclusive Scotch whiskies, Gemini, that will sit at the heart of an exclusive new guest experience at the Port Ellen distillery. The Gemini collection is formed of a 44-year-old whisky taken from three European oak casks. It’s the oldest whisky ever released under the Port Ellen name and with just 274 sets, one of the rarest as well. To make this whisky fit for the grand reopening, master blender Craig Wilson split it into two different casks for the final years of its maturation. By placing it in two different cask types, one whisky has become two, each with a distinct flavor profile. #investment #opportunity #whiskycollection #whiskylover #whiskybarrel #whiskycask #invest #investor #Investing #investors #assets #asset #assetmanagement #assetprotection #whisky #whiskylife #scotland  #scottish #scottishbusiness https://lnkd.in/gQx8SKU4

Port Ellen Gemini: Exclusive Whisky Set Marks Reopening Port Ellen, the legendary whisky distillery on the Scottish island of Islay, is preparing to reopen its doors this spring following a multimillion-dollar refurbishment, a full 40 years after it fell silent. To mark the occasion, Diageo has announced a set of ultra-exclusive Scotch whiskies, Gemini, that will sit at the heart of an exclusive new guest experience at the Port Ellen distillery. The Gemini collection is formed of a 44-year-old whisky taken from three European oak casks. It’s the oldest whisky ever released under the Port Ellen name and with just 274 sets, one of the rarest as well. To make this whisky fit for the grand reopening, master blender Craig Wilson split it into two different casks for the final years of its maturation. By placing it in two different cask types, one whisky has become two, each with a distinct flavor profile. #investment #opportunity #whiskycollection #whiskylover #whiskybarrel #whiskycask #invest #investor #Investing #investors #assets #asset #assetmanagement #assetprotection #whisky #whiskylife #scotland  #scottish #scottishbusiness https://lnkd.in/gQx8SKU4

One of the most recognizable products in our portfolio is an iconic brandy #Stock84. ➡️ This famous liquor is a part of our heritage. Its name celebrates the fact that the company was founded in 1884. The history of its name is fascinating and related to the changes in the legislation of the names of alcohols, in this case cognac vs brandy. 📖 Long story short in 1935, '1884 Cognac Fine Champagne' appeared alongside the 'Cognac Stock Medicinal' brand, which in 1955 became the current 'Brandy Stock 84', which is a part of Stock Spirits' contemporary portfolio. The change of name from cognac to brandy resulted from the 1947 agreements, according to which the name cognac was reserved for distillates originating in France 🇫🇷 Then, the Italian-French Convention of 28 May 1948, ratified in Italy on 18 July 1949, stipulates that the term 'cognac' is reserved exclusively for wine distillates produced in the French region of Cognac, while similar products of other origins, whether Italian or French, produced outside the Cognac region are called brandy. The name #BRANDY itself, is derived from the Dutch "brandewijn" and translates to "burnt wine" ✅ Voila, that's the whole history in a nutshell 😃 #StockSpirits #Stock #different #types #flavours

Speyside is whisky heaven! This breathtaking area sits in a fertile valley of rivers and secluded glens and accounts for half of Scotland's whisky production. Speyside is arguably the driest and warmest part of Scotland and the fertile farmlands in and around the region are ideal for growing barley, which when combined with soft local water tumbling down off the mountains, produces some of Scotland's best-loved malt whiskies. What is week of the peat. Balvenie produces whisky in a traditional style. The use of locally grown barley is preferred, and it is floor-malted. Balvenie is one of only seven distilleries with its own malting floor. Once a year, the stills of the distillery must be cleaned. A week before this great cleanup, The Balvenie craftsmen take the opportunity to distill peat barley in order to produce a whisky of a different style from the basic Balvenie whisky. That week is called week of the Peat The whisky matured for 19 years in three different cask types: first-fill and refill American oak bourbon casks and oloroso sherry butts. each pale gold dram gives a subtle smoky scent delivering a complex harmonious in the palate showcasing the distillery’s mastery in flavor experimentation. This whisky is Travel retail exclusive. #Maltwhisky #Spirits #spiritsindustry #Productknowledge #whiskylover #Whiskycollector #Travelretail #dram

Clos des Lambrays Grand Cru, LVMH Moët Hennessy "From Grape to Stars" Project in Burgundy The series represents vats of fermenting wine seen from above. Every year I work with the most prestigious French wine estates in the four weeks following the harvest. It is a work on the concept of transformation, in this case that of grapes into wine, which is found everywhere in the universe. By plunging my gaze into the organic, I show how Man, who is at the heart of this transformation, reveals its cosmic dimension. In this visual metaphor where the vats of wine strangely resemble planets made like us of nitrogen, calcium, and iron I myself transform into “Stardust” to touch, for a moment, the origin of life. I go back in time to capture the DNA of these iconic wines in the early days of their birth. These wines are rare, sometimes almost impossible to find, and some of the winegrowers who produce them are considered Stars. Works avaible: Edition of 7, 100X100cm (39”x39”) Edition of 3, 150x150cm (59’’x59’’) #art#photography#wine and spirits