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The Signatory Blair Athol 2015 Monuments of Scotland is a richly sherried Highland single malt Scotch whisky, independently bottled by Signatory Vintage as part of its distinctive Monuments of Scotland collection.
Distilled at Blair Athol in 2015 and bottled in 2026, this 10-year-old expression has been matured in first-fill Oloroso sherry butts, developing a luxurious depth of flavour and an inviting deep amber colour.
This particular release celebrates the magnificent Glenfinnan Viaduct, one of Scotland's most recognisable landmarks. Completed in 1901, the viaduct's 21 sweeping concrete arches carry the West Highland Line through the dramatic Highland landscape. Its appearance in the Harry Potter films has made it an internationally celebrated symbol of Scottish engineering and scenery.
The whisky itself is equally impressive, offering a full-bodied character shaped by its sherry cask maturation. Rich aromas of dark cherries, raisins and dried figs mingle with cocoa, toasted almonds and warming oak spices.
On the palate, layers of dried fruit, orange zest and chocolate develop alongside gentle vanilla, leather and espresso, creating a beautifully rounded and indulgent experience.
Bottled at 50.8% ABV, this exceptional Blair Athol offers a memorable combination of Highland distilling heritage, rich Oloroso sherry influence and a celebration of Scotland's architectural landmarks.
Signatory Blair Athol 2015 Monuments of Scotland
Nose: Rich dark cherries, raisins, dried figs and dates mingle with cocoa nibs, toasted almonds and vanilla. Warming spice, toasted oak and subtle leather add further complexity.
Palate: Full-bodied and velvety, with layers of dried figs, raisins and orange zest complemented by cocoa, toasted spices and almonds. Gentle oak warmth, leather and espresso provide depth and balance.
Finish: Long and luxurious, with lingering dark fruits, figs and plums wrapped in cocoa, toffee and honeyed sweetness. Oak spice, orange zest, vanilla and cinnamon gradually fade into a warming conclusion.
