Tè Bheag Nan Eilean Gaelic Whisky
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Profile: The Tè Bheag Nan Eilean Gaelic Whisky at a glance
- Tè Bheag Nan Eilean - the little lady with a big pedigree
- Blended Scotch Whisky with a high malt content
- Contains malts from Talisker, Lagavulin and Glenfarclas
- Lightly smoky, maritime and harmoniously balanced
- From the Gaelic-speaking house “Pràban Na Linne” on the Isle of Skye
Portrait: What makes the Tè Bheag Nan Eilean Gaelic Whisky special.
Admittedly: The name sounds like a magic spell from Hogwarts - “Tschei weg nan jellan" - but it's actually Gaelic and means "Little Lady of the Isles." And as befits a true Scottish lady, she comes with style, history, and a good dose of pride.
Tè Bheag originates from the Isle of Skye, where Sir Iain Noble Bart founded the company Pràban Na Linne in 1976 - which, incidentally, means "The Little Firm by the Bay". Noble was not only a whisky enthusiast, but also a language savior. In addition to his fine blends with exclusively Gaelic names, he even founded a Gaelic college to keep the Highland language alive. One could say: A man who believed that education and whisky belong together. And who would disagree?
By the way, the Scots say: A whisky with a Gaelic name tastes twice as good. Okay, that may not be a scientific fact, but it's an excellent excuse to treat yourself to a glass of Tè Bheag.
And one more thing: Behind this "little lady" are some very big names - including Glenfarclas, Talisker, Lagavulin, Glenrothes, and Tamdhu. Come on, with such a lineage, even a clan leader would be proud.
In short: If you don’t speak Gaelic, you can drink it. Slàinte mhath!
Tasting Notes: This is how the Tè Bheag Nan Eilean Gaelic Whisky tastes like
- Nose: Soft and balanced with a beautiful balance of sweet malt aromas and fine smoke - underlying hints of honey, oat biscuits, a touch of sea salt, and subtle sherry nuances - a gentle, slightly maritime scent typical of the coastal regions.
- Palate: Round and full-bodied - the sweet notes of grain and honey combine harmoniously with a fine, yet present smoky note. A hint of oak brings structure, while light spice notes and a trace of fruit provide depth. Despite its age and blended character, the whisky is surprisingly complex.
- Finish: Medium-long, soft, and warming - the smoke remains subtly present, accompanied by a dry spice. and a slightly salty aftertaste reminiscent of a fresh sea breeze
| Bottler: | Pràban Na Linne |
|---|---|
| Alcohol: | 40%vol. |
| Coloured: | contains Colour |
| Volume: | 0,7l |
| Manufacturer: | Pràban Na Linne Ltd., Eilean Iarmain Isle of Skye Scotland IV43 8QR, Großbritannien |
| Country: | Scotland |
| Product Type: | Blended Whisky |
| Product Category: | Whisky |
| Product brand: | Tè Bheag |
| Smoke: | non smoky |
| Responsible food business operator: | HAROMEX Development GmbH, Weihersfeld 45, 41379 Brüggen, Deutschland |
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15 January 2019 16:52
Ein Blended, leicht rauchig, würzig kräftig im Abgang.
31 December 2018 11:05
Guter Whisky muss nicht teuer sein