Highland Park 2004/2020 - 16 Years Old - # 501710910 - Dimensions (Duncan Taylor)

- Bottler: Duncan Taylor
- Distillery: Highland Park
- Alcohol content: 54.3 % vol.
- Distillation: 2004
- Bottling: 2020
- Declared age: 16
- Equipment: GP
- Content quantity: 0.7 L
- Type: Single Malt Whisky
- Cask type: Ex-Sherry Cask
- Coloring: natural color
- Origin: United Kingdom
- Region: Islands

Premium bottlings from one of the largest whisky collections:
The Octave and Dimensions by Duncan Taylor & Co.

Uncompromising focus on quality – that also applies to the independent bottler of further new releases this week. Whisky experts and enthusiasts worldwide rave about Duncan Taylor's complex, authentic premium bottlings. These are based on a whisky collection that is one of the largest of its kind and is extremely exclusive with whiskies matured for decades, some of which are very rare and from distilleries that have long since closed.
 
In 14 different whisky series, blends, single malts and single cask whiskies find their way to discerning connoisseurs. One of them: The Octave. For the series with the black label, Duncan Taylor & Co. treats selected single malts or single grains to a several-month finish in the octave casks, which usually hold between 60 and 80 liters. True to the motto "small casks, bigger whisky," the independent bottler thus achieves particularly refined, balanced flavor profiles. The Octave is represented today with a cask-strength Islay Single Malt from Laphroaig, limited to only 98 bottles, which was distilled on the whisky island in 2004.

In the same year and also on an island, Highland Park distilled a delicately smoky whisky, which Duncan Taylor perfected through 16 years of maturation in a Sherry Cask. The bottler bottled the sunny Single Malt from the Speyside distillery Linkwood after eleven years in an oak cask. Both bottlings are part of the Dimensions Collection, Duncan Taylor's means of demonstrating the diversity and influence of individual casks. Each of the hand-picked Scotch whiskies reflects the multidimensional character of a distillery.