Lagavulin
Offerman Edition Charred Oak Cask 11 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
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Crafted in partnership with Nick Offerman.
For their third limited release, Lagavulin and Nick Offerman crafted Lagavulin Offerman Edition Charred Oak Cask 11 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky as the perfect whisky to sip with the perfect steak.This Lagavulin Single Malt Scotch Whisky is matured for at least 11 years in heavily charred former bourbon and red wine barrels. The resulting flavor features hints of round red berries, a touch of briny saltiness, notes of vanilla, and the signature Lagavulin intense peat. Best enjoyed as Offerman intended, with a grilled medium-rare rib-eye steak - or any robust meal - either neat or on the rocks.
Includes one 92 proof 750 ml bottle of Lagavulin Offerman Edition Charred Oak Cask 11 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Please enjoy responsibly
Tasting notes
Features hints of red berries, a touch of briny saltiness, notes of vanilla and the signature Lagavulin intense peat.
Serving suggestion
Serve neat or on the rocks.
Country of origin
Great Britain
LAGAVULIN 11 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky. 46% Alc/Vol. Imported by Diageo, New York, NY.
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Get to know Lagavulin
Lagavulin is said to be one of the oldest distilleries on Islay and is world-renowned for its smoky, peaty whiskies. The windswept Isle of Islay instils a strength of character into everything it produces and it's there, nestled in a small bay that the beloved Lagavulin whisky has been made for over 200 years.

Distillery
Miles and miles of peat bog in the west of the island provide the raw material which imbues the barley with that distinct smoky flavor. Not to mention the rich peaty water that runs down the brown burn from the Solan Lochs and into the distillery. In case you haven’t figured it out, the smoky, peated Lagavulin 16 is seen as the ultimate expression of this region.
History
There have been distilleries at Lagavulin since the 18th century; though it wasn’t until 1816 that farmer John Johnston founded the first legal operation. A year later a second distillery appeared, this one run by Archibald Campbell. The two were united under a Glasgow trader, and in 1887, Peter Mackie arrived at the distillery, under whose guiding hand the distillery, and the name Lagavulin, was to become the last word in Islay malt.
Lagavulin
It's on Islay that one of the world's most intense, smoky and rich single malt whiskies has been made for over 200 years.
It takes time, but patience is Lagavulin's finest virtue and rushing good whisky is just not how they take care of things in Islay. With signature Lagavulin style, these malts continue to call you back to the shores of Islay.

Neat or with a little water
Serve neat or with a little water.

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