Clan Campbell Scotch Whisky 40% 70cl

Clan Campbell 40% 70cl is a blended Scotch whisky with floral and vanilla notes, originating from the Highlands and aged for at least three years in oak casks, offering a smooth and balanced tasting experience.

Origin and Distillation
Country of origin: Scotland, Highlands 

Producer: Chivas Brothers 

Type: Blended whisky (blend of malt and grain whiskies) 

Distillation: In traditional stills 

Aging: Minimum of three years in oak casks, including former bourbon and sherry casks for complexity 

Dominant single malt: Whisky from the GlenAllachie distillery contributes significantly to the flavor 

Characteristics and Flavor Profile
Alcohol content: 40% ABV 

Net volume: 70cl 

Color: Amber 

Nose / aromas: Smooth, floral, notes of cereals, honey and vanilla 

Palate / flavors: Lightly malty, subtle presence of fruit, creamy, smooth and balanced 

Finish: Lingering, warm, subtly smoky 

Tasting and Storage Tips
Ideal temperature: 15 to 18°C in a tulip-shaped glass with a narrow rim 

Tasting method: Ideally neat, a few drops of water can be added to release the aromas 

Storage: Upright, away from light, in a temperate place 

Variations: Can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or used in cocktails 

Additional notes
Tasting experience: Closer to the character of a single malt than an island whisky, with complex notes of honey, caramel, spices, malted cereals and chocolate 

Year of creation: The Clan Campbell blend was created in 1984 

Not recommended for: Pregnant women and minors under 18 

Health warning: Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health 

This technical sheet provides a complete overview of Clan Campbell 40% 70cl, its Scottish tradition, its flavors and its ideal tasting method.