
Balvenie 12Y Double Wood
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Sherry warmth. Oak elegance. A classic redefined.
Balvenie DoubleWood is the single malt that put cask finishing on the map. First matured in traditional ex-bourbon oak, then banked in European sherry casks, it’s a Speyside whisky that balances depth with grace. The result is a rich, flavorful dram that’s smooth, approachable, and endlessly comforting.
Whether it's your first single malt or a dependable favourite, this is one to savour — perfect for welcoming whisky newcomers in Ireland or treating yourself after a long day.
Why we love it:
It’s the magic of two woods in one bottle. The ex-bourbon casks bring honey, vanilla, and soft fruit; the sherry casks add weight, dried fruit, and spicy richness — all unified by masterful marrying in large oak tuns. It’s full of character yet timelessly smooth.

Scotland

Speyside

Colour
Warm amber.
Nose
Chocolate, raspberries, stewed cherries, brioche, and cinnamon spice.
Palate
Red fruits, sponge cake, baking spice, and a gentle nutty sweetness.

This is a whisky that rewards taking your time.
- Sip neat to enjoy the full spectrum of sherry and oak influence
- Add a splash of water to open up more fruit and spice
- Serve over a large cube for a slow, warming drink by the fire
Works beautifully in a classic Rob Roy or Scotch Old Fashioned when you want to elevate your cocktail game
✨ Easy Home Serve – DoubleWood Old Fashioned
- 50 ml Balvenie 12 Year DoubleWood
- 10 ml demerara syrup
- 2 dashes Angostura bitters
- Stir over ice, strain into a rocks glass with one large cube.
- Garnish with an orange twist.
Smooth, sweet, and spiced — a refined take on a timeless classic.

70

40.0

The Balvenie is one of Scotland’s most traditional distilleries, keeping every stage of whisky-making under one roof. From growing its own barley and floor-malting by hand, to maintaining an in-house cooperage and coppersmith team, The Balvenie blends heritage craftsmanship with a quiet mastery of cask finishing. The result? Whiskies with soul, character, and an unmistakable Speyside warmth.