The Balvenie 'The Second Red Rose' 21 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky, Speyside, Scotland

Once upon a time, in the land of Speyside, there stood a castle atop a hill known as Balvenie. This castle was home to Margaret Douglas, the widow of the 8th Earl of Douglas, who paid her rent to King James II in the form of a single, stunning red rose. This rose was not only a sight to behold with its vibrant magenta hue, but it was also incredibly valuable. So valuable, in fact, that it served as inspiration for two rare Balvenie whiskies. David C Stewart, Balvenie’s master distiller, was fascinated by the story of the rose and decided to use it as inspiration for his next creation. Using port pipes, he created the first Balvenie Rose, a liquid of such intriguing color and taste that it quickly became the talk of the town. But Stewart was not content to rest on his laurels. He knew that he could do even better, so he set out to create a worthy successor — and thus, The Second Red Rose was born. It’s rumored that the spirit prides itself on even greater complexity than its predecessor. Finished in Australian Shiraz and bottled at 48.1% ABV, this amazing whisky conjures up an intriguing bouquet of flavors — from blackberry and ripe peaches to woody spice and cracked black pepper. Grab your bottle of this delicious Balvenie The Second Red Rose 21-Year-Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky today!