Ben Nevis 2022 - Barrel

Ben Nevis 2022 - BarrelBen Nevis 2022 Barrel 121 OLA 63. 4% Sitting at the foot of Britains tallest mountain (and honouring its name), The Ben Nevis Distillery produces some of the most sought after Highland single malt in the country. Founded in 1825, the distillery celebrated its 200 year anniversary last year, as one of the oldest licensed distilleries in Scotland. Its water source is the highest in the country (1,345m above sea level) and its rich, flavourful spirit is

Ben Nevis | 2022 | Barrel | 121 OLA | 63.4%

Sitting at the foot of Britain’s tallest mountain (and honouring its name), The Ben Nevis Distillery produces some of the most sought-after Highland single malt in the country. Founded in 1825, the distillery celebrated its 200 year anniversary last year, as one of the oldest licensed distilleries in Scotland.

Its water source is the highest in the country (1,345m above sea level) and its rich, flavourful spirit is characterised by honey and heather from the surrounding Scottish moors. 

Popular with bottlers, blenders and collectors alike - Ben Nevis has a strong brand reputation, both at home and further afield in Japan. This has made secondary market supply of Ben Nevis scarce and has really driven up the value of these casks in recent years.

This limited selection of 2022 Ben Nevis is maturing in refill barrels and is located at Castlelaw bond - where we can easily transfer delivery order to private owners.

Please Note: All our casks are sold under-bond and sold ex-works, ex-VAT and ex-Duty. All sales are subject to our Terms & Conditions. Casks are sold under-bond and should not be resold on any public/digital platform unless otherwise stated in writing in agreement with DamGoodCompany Ltd Terms and Conditions of Sale. Customers are liable to pay for cask transport, transfers, storage, insurance and all other cask services.

DamGoodCompany Ltd make no representations or warranties as to the value of the product at the end of the maturation period. While current market conditions show strong growth in the whisky market, there is no guarantee this trend will continue. The value of the product may go up as well as down.