Lord Elcho 15 YO - Blended Scotch Whisky (70cl)
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The whisky’s depth of colour - rich and golden with copper undertones - clearly indicates a sherry cask influence on the blend and, upon nosing, it is immediately rich, warming and spicy. Dessert spices, sandalwood and a hint of pine needles follow closely behind, underpinned by a certain robust masculinity.
Lord Elcho’s smooth palate is immediately luscious, sweet and spicy, with cloves and spiced fruits following at a respectful distance to provide a long and luxurious finish.
Enjoyed with pleasure
Sit back, relax and enjoy Lord Elcho just as it comes. A tulip shaped glass will give the aromas room to roam – while adding just a little water will soften and sweeten the spiced notes, revealing an altogether gentler side.
Notes
Nose Rich and warming with subtle hints of sweet spice and sandalwood
Palate Mouthcoating, robust and smooth imbued with luscious spiced fruits and cloves
Finish Long, lingering and uncompromisingly luxurious
Lord Elcho
David, Lord Elcho, eldest son of the 5th Earl of Wemyss, was one of the most celebrated supporters of Bonnie Prince Charlie during the ill-fated Jacobite Rebellion of 1745. Born in Scotland and heir to the vast Wemyss Estate on the rocky shore of the Firth of Forth, Lord Elcho was educated at Winchester College, England and then military school at Angers, France before travelling to Italy where he met the young Charles Edward Stewart in 1740.
For the significant role that he played in the uprising, and in recognition of his loyalty and uncompromising bravery at the Battle of Prestonpans in 1745, Elcho was appointed colonel of the Prince’s lifeguards. He remained with the Young Pretender until his defeat at the Battle of Culloden in 1746 when, as punishment for his part in the uprising, Elcho was stripped of his lands and title and forced into exile in France. He pursued a military career on the continent, but sadly was never able to return to his native Scotland.
Lord Elcho premium blended Scotch whisky is imbued with the refined masculine spirit of its namesake. Smooth, rich and aged to perfection it is truly a noble whisky with a noble heritage.
Lord Elcho 15 YO - Blended Scotch Whisky (70cl)
The whisky’s depth of colour - rich and golden with copper undertones - clearly indicates a sherry cask influence on the blend and, upon nosing, it is immediately rich, warming and spicy. Dessert spices, sandalwood and a hint of pine needles follow closely behind, underpinned by a certain robust masculinity.
Lord Elcho’s smooth palate is immediately luscious, sweet and spicy, with cloves and spiced fruits following at a respectful distance to provide a long and luxurious finish.
Enjoyed with pleasure
Sit back, relax and enjoy Lord Elcho just as it comes. A tulip shaped glass will give the aromas room to roam – while adding just a little water will soften and sweeten the spiced notes, revealing an altogether gentler side.
Notes
Nose Rich and warming with subtle hints of sweet spice and sandalwood
Palate Mouthcoating, robust and smooth imbued with luscious spiced fruits and cloves
Finish Long, lingering and uncompromisingly luxurious
Lord Elcho
David, Lord Elcho, eldest son of the 5th Earl of Wemyss, was one of the most celebrated supporters of Bonnie Prince Charlie during the ill-fated Jacobite Rebellion of 1745. Born in Scotland and heir to the vast Wemyss Estate on the rocky shore of the Firth of Forth, Lord Elcho was educated at Winchester College, England and then military school at Angers, France before travelling to Italy where he met the young Charles Edward Stewart in 1740.
For the significant role that he played in the uprising, and in recognition of his loyalty and uncompromising bravery at the Battle of Prestonpans in 1745, Elcho was appointed colonel of the Prince’s lifeguards. He remained with the Young Pretender until his defeat at the Battle of Culloden in 1746 when, as punishment for his part in the uprising, Elcho was stripped of his lands and title and forced into exile in France. He pursued a military career on the continent, but sadly was never able to return to his native Scotland.
Lord Elcho premium blended Scotch whisky is imbued with the refined masculine spirit of its namesake. Smooth, rich and aged to perfection it is truly a noble whisky with a noble heritage.