This rare single cask bottling of The Cardrona Single Malt Whisky “Just Hatched” is drawn from the very first casks laid down at the Cardrona Distillery, New Zealand.
Matured in ex-bourbon casks for three years and bottled at natural cask strength. Cracked creme brûlée, sweetened with borage flower honey. Opens with water.
Cask Type: Mt Difficulty Pinot Noir no. 283
Casked: 2nd September 2016
Bottled: 8th October 2019
Alc Vol: 65.8%
Bottles Released: 592
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