Teaninich

Teaninich 17 Year Old 2007 Signatory Vintage Symington's Choice Single Cask #3 1st Fill Pedro Ximenez Hogshead Finish Highland Single Malt Whisky (2024) 70cl

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Teaninich 17 Year Old 2007 Signatory Vintage Symington's Choice Single Cask #3 1st Fill Pedro Ximenez Hogshead Finish Highland Single Malt Whisky (2024) 70cl
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Teaninich 17 Year Old 2007 Signatory Vintage Symington's Choice Single Cask #3 1st Fill Pedro Ximenez Hogshead Finish Highland Single Malt Whisky (2024) 70cl

1 of 347 bottles produced

Embark on a fragrant Highland odyssey with this Teaninich 17 Year Old 2007, an exclusive release under Signatory’s Symington’s Choice. Originally distilled in 2007 and bottled in December 2024, this distinctive single malt enjoyed a finishing period in a 1st Fill Pedro Ximenez Sherry Hogshead (#3). A limited run of just 347 individually numbered bottles ensures a rare opportunity to experience Teaninich’s bright, grassy spirit style, enhanced by the luxurious sweetness of PX influence.

This 17-year-old Teaninich 2007 came from single cask 3, finishing its maturation in a first fill Pedro Ximenez sherry hogshead that yielded 347 bottles at a robust 55.1%. This was one of a pair of sister casks of Teaninich 2007 released simultaneously in the Symington’s Choice series early in 2025 and they look like absolutely amazing value.

About Teaninich

An almost unique distillery in its absence of a mash tun, Teaninich is one of Diageo's giant workhorses, producing malt whisky for its range of blends.

In 2000 a hammer mill and mash filter – the only one operational in a Scottish malt distillery – was installed at Teaninich. The use of the technology, which removes the need for a mash tun, was to produce ultra-clear wort, giving a clue as to the Teaninich distillery character: a fragrant exotic grassiness that brings to mind Japanese green tea and coumarin-rich bison grass. Fat stills also add a distinct oiliness to the texture while not blunting any of its penetrating acidity.

A 12-year-old is part of Diageo’s Flora & Fauna series and there are occasional releases from independent bottlers.

Built in 1817, Teaninich was an early legal distillery, but as it was built by Napoleonic war hero and estate owner ‘Blind’ Captain Hugh Munro that’s no more than you would expect. He and his brother General John Munro were notable as being benign and caring landlords in a region which was brutally hit by the Highland Clearances.

Another local man, John Ross, took the lease in 1869 and ran the site until 1895 when it was transferred to Elgin-based blenders Munro & Cameron. It was the trustees of the late Innes Cameron who sold Teaninich to DCL in 1933.

It has undergone regular expansion – larger stills were installed in 1946, before the pair were doubled in 1962. In 1970 a new distillery, Teaninich ‘A Side’, with six stills was built. The two parts ran simultaneously until 1984, when the original site (‘B Side’) was silenced.

The same thing is about to happen all over again. Teaninich’s capacity is due to double to 9m litres per annum and there are plans to build a separate 10m litres per annum distillery on the same site.

55.1% ABV

70cl

Product specifications table
Specification name Specification Value
Country Scotland
Region Highlands
Whiskey style Single malt, Single cask
Whiskey variety Scotch

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