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The Feering Early Harvest Van Loggerenberg A single malt from Japan’s

The Feering Early Harvest Van Loggerenberg A single malt from Japan’sDESCRIPTION In anticipation of distillation beginning in August 2024, The Cabrach Distillery launched The Feering (a farming term for the first furrow plowed that acts as a guide for those that follow), a series of three Speyside blended malts. For the first expression, The Feering Early Harvest, former Glenlivet master distiller Alan Winchester has blended stock from four nearby distilleries. These casks were donated by Campari, Ian Macleod

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Description

A single malt from Japan’s first and oldest whisky distillery

Matured for 6 years in the cellars as well as a minimum ageing period of 6 months after disgorgement

almost fruity

Owned by the LVMH group since 1987

followed by overnight settling and fermentation in old French oak (1×300L and 1×500L)

The Feering Early Harvest Van Loggerenberg A single malt from Japan’sDESCRIPTION In anticipation of distillation beginning in August 2024, The Cabrach Distillery launched The Feering (a farming term for the first furrow plowed that acts as a guide for those that follow), a series of three Speyside blended malts. For the first expression, The Feering Early Harvest, former Glenlivet master distiller Alan Winchester has blended stock from four nearby distilleries. These casks were donated by Campari, Ian Macleod

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