Glenkinchie 12 Year Old Singlemalt Scotch Whisky 70cl
AED 225.00 Original price was: AED 225.00.AED 195.00Current price is: AED 195.00.
Light, bright, and quietly addictive, this 12-year-old Lowland single malt is the kind of Scotch that makes you want a second sip right away. Think fresh cut grass, lemon peel, and honeyed malt, with a soft cereal vibe that keeps it crisp, not heavy. It’s a go-to single malt whisky when you want flavour without a peat punch, and it plays ridiculously well in a Highball.
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70cl / 700ml |
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Bright, grassy, and seriously easy to get along with, this 12-year-old Lowland single malt is the bottle you reach for when you want Scotch flavour without the smoke show. It’s got that clean, breezy Glenkinchie personality, malt-forward, citrusy, and just enough gentle spice to keep you interested.
- Nose: Fresh-cut grass, lemon peel, barley sugar, a little floral honey
- Taste: Honeyed malt and light vanilla up front, then zesty citrus, toasted cereal, and a soft peppery warmth
- Finish: Drying and gently spicy, with lingering malt, citrus, and a faint almond note
If big, peaty malts feel like getting yelled at, this is the opposite. Lowland whisky is known for a lighter touch, and Glenkinchie leans into that with a profile that stays lively from first sniff to last sip. You get layered flavour, but it never turns dense or cloying. It’s a great “weekday single malt” that still feels special, and it’s also a smart pick when you’re trying to convert someone who thinks Scotch is only smoke and leather.
It also shines in classic whisky cocktails where you want the whisky to show up without steamrolling everything else. A Highball turns the citrus and grassy notes up to eleven. A Whisky Sour keeps things bright and balanced, letting that honeyed malt sit right in the middle instead of disappearing. Even a simple Scotch and soda feels intentional here, not like you’re diluting something precious.
What makes it worth your time is the clarity. You can pick out the flavours, lemon, cereal sweetness, gentle spice, without needing a tasting dictionary. It’s the kind of single malt whisky that teaches your palate while still being pure pleasure to drink.
Fun Fact: Glenkinchie is one of the closest distilleries to Edinburgh, which is why you’ll often hear it called “The Edinburgh Malt.”