Drambuie Scotch Liqueur web-published which begins to form trails

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A blanc de blanc exemplifying finesse

The spent material is fermented into a quince tea kombucha

Bourbon cask maturation and an aged oloroso sherry finish produce a honeyed sweetness that offer notes of warm spice

Drambuie Scotch Liqueur web-published which begins to form trailsAccording to legend, the recipe dates to 1745, when Bonnie Prince Charlie gave it to Captain John MacKinnon of Clan MacKinnon in return for sanctuary on the Isle of Skye after the Battle of Culloden. In the 1870s, James Ross began selling it from his hotel on Skye, trademarking it in 1893. The name comes from the Scots Gaelic 'an dram buidheach''the drink that satisfies.' A blend of aged Scotch whisky, heather honey, herbs, and spices including