Drayman’s Protea Smoked Whisky 750ml

(2 customer reviews)

R 350. 00

Drayman’s Solera Whisky is currently the only Solera Whisky in the world practising the traditional Spanish Solera Process. This benevolent form of alchemy involves taking an already mature whisky and adding wonderful complexity and richness of texture, with silky smoothness and enjoyment in every sip!

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Protea Smoked Whisky

Unveil a world of whisky like never before with our Drayman’s Protea Smoked Blended Whisky, a pioneering masterpiece from our family owned craft distillery. It’s not just whisky; it’s a journey, meticulously created to redefine your whisky experience. Unlike the familiar peat-smoked whiskies of Scotland, Drayman’s Protea Smoked Whisky introduces a novel approach to smokiness. Crafted with care, it offers a tantalizing hint of delectable smoke, setting it apart from the ordinary. Our whisky’s exceptional character is shaped by the patient maturation process within the finest French Oak Casks. Each cask imparts its unique essence, resulting in a symphony of flavors. Drayman’s Protea Smoked Whisky offers a velvety, smooth texture that carries notes of rich chocolate and zesty orange. As you savor each sip, you’ll be delighted by the gentle, lingering embrace of honeyed sweetness. The grand finale is a sensory spectacle. Experience a captivating finish, where juicy fruits and rich, mature oak merge harmoniously. It’s a dram that leaves a lasting impression.

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Weight 0. 750 kg

2 reviews for Drayman’s Protea Smoked Whisky 750ml

  1. Derek_N

    Was at first sceptical, but nothing ventured, nothing gained adage came to mind.
    Bought a bottle, thought is a bit pricey for a locally produced whisky, but had to try it. Was very intrigued by the Solera process and how that would impact on the flavours.
    Well, off the cuff, the nose was intriguing indeed, got a tad of boiled fruits and citrus thrown in, but the underlying subtle spices drew my attention.
    Tried the first dram neat, bit of a bite, but the finish had distinct citrus overtures and a little short.
    With a dash of ice, the bite was tamed and could enjoy it further.
    Considering the overall Solera process per se, the working capital involved and the attention to detail requirements, well worth the price.
    Recon I will buy another bottle in the next couple of months and compare (from a new bottling).
    Not the same as a Lowlands whisky blend, but, I do believe you should not compare it, it is unique in its own right.

  2. Christo

    A good buy at this price point. Well worth trying. Something different

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