Celebrate Balblair’s exquisite 21-year-old single malt whisky, something to enjoy whilst sat around a fire and embrace life with a passion.
Prepare to indulge in the epitome of opulence as Balblair. Their crowning jewel: the highly anticipated release of their 21-Year-Old expression, the pinnacle of craftsmanship with six years of further maturation in Spanish oak butts.
All 21-Year-Old’s should be celebrated and this 21-Year-Old is the oldest single malt in Balblair’s core collection and encapsulates the very essence of the distillery’s distinctive style and character.
I feel often the whisky club can feel a men only appreciation club however we feel this particular club needs a touch of love a feminine glow.
So, what does 21 means to you.
It’s worth a thought…
Is the best moment of your life,
Your football team winning their cup?
Seeing Rod Stewart, not actually a true Scot but…..
The day you won a million pounds.
Or
Meeting the love of your life…
I am sure this would create an interesting debate over a dram or two and I am sure a wry smile….
However, all of them induce a feeling of love and passion and that’s what it undoubtedly at the core of Balblair and certainly life.
In Gentlemans Butler’s world we like to create a scene, a vignette, very apt given my filmic background.
So, our scene is a luxury estate house on the shores of the Loch in late Autumn.
You have been out for a long walk, returned to the house for a hot bath in front of a big window and a roaring fire, I know very opulent.
Then down for dinner. On your own I might add, served by staff.
After dinner you retire to the library, the fire is roaring, and the wind and rain is howling outside.
Your Butler brings in a bottle of Balblair’s exquisite 21-year-old single malt whisky and 2 glasses.
Close your eyes and then think which person from your favourite moments would you like to recreate and sit next to you.
This is a drink to enjoy intensity and the richness of life.
I however was not on an estate in Scotland, but I enjoyed the glories and history of The Greenwich Observatory, a point in time pertinent to the whole world.
In Greenwich on a balmy late summers night we enjoyed good company, good conversation, good food and a mighty fine dram of Balblair 21 Year Old.
In dinner jacket of course and with my Butler at hand the central part of the evening was to celebrate Balblair 21 Year Old’s whisky.
I suggest you do the same.
Bottled at 70cl with an ABV of 46%, Balblair 21 Year Old
