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Matured for sixteen years in a first-fill bourbon barrel, this cask has developed layers of creamy vanilla, soft oak and a wonderfully buttery texture. The active bourbon oak adds richness and depth while allowing the fresh fruit character of the distillery to remain at the heart of the whisky, creating a style that is both vibrant and refined.
The success of this cask lies in its harmony. The cask adds depth and richness without overwhelming the distillery character, resulting in a whisky that is integrated, composed and beautifully balanced from start to finish.
This Limited Edition Finn Thomson Whisky Mannochmore 15 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky is one of only 256 bottles.
| Spirit | Whisky |
| Style | Speyside, Bourbon Barrel, Sweet Spice, Fruit, Balanced |
| Where's it from? | Moray, Scotland |
| Volume | 70cl |
| ABV | 53.2% |
| Pairing/Garnish | Neat or with a few drops of water. |
About the Producer
Finn’s 6x great-grandfather James Thomson, born in 1713, was farming by day and, as dusk falls, distilling a secret that will one day become his family’s legacy: aqua vitae, the water of life.
Read the rest of the great family history on the Finn Thomson website
Representing the ninth generation, Finn Thomson is a young man who has inherited his family’s 300-year-old passion for whisky.
Thirsty to pair passion with knowledge, Finn sought opportunities to learn every aspect of the bottler’s craft: spending time with Miguel Torres in Spain and Casa Pedro Domecq in Mexico, as well as tutelage from some of Britain’s best-known Scotch whisky merchants.
Fuelled by the natural instinct for creativity and entrepreneurship that has pulsed through Thomson veins for centuries, Finn is now embarking on his biggest adventure yet. With a reverence for those who have walked before him, Finn Thomson is bringing new life to the family business. The story continues for the next generations.