The Talisker & Nbsp distillery was built in 1831 on the Scottish Isle of Skye & Nbsp; The name is derived from the estate & nbsp; Talisker House & Nbsp;, which is a few miles west in the mountains. After a fire in 1960, which destroyed almost the entire distillery, talisk was rebuilt faithfully a few years later. The breathtaking landscape of Skye attracts countless tourists every year into the distillery, many of which can be enthusiastic about the peppery-smoky & nbsp; Single paints the distille. "Line-Height: 107%"> Talisker Storm matured for non-defined time in oak barrels that were newly prepared and burned out. & Nbsp; bottled with 45.8 vol. % Alcohol.

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aroma: & nbsp; peppered spiciness, charcoal with mild sweetness, cereals and tender smoke .

taste: & nbsp; mix of spicy and sweet, honey and pepper, burnt wood with pleasant smoky.

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