Tomintoul Tlàth Speyside Glenlivet Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Tomintoul Tlàth is a NAS expression from the remote Highland distillery — Tlàth (Scottish Gaelic for ‘smooth and gentle’) is a sherry-influenced expression that presents Tomintoul’s naturally delicate, clean, and honey-forward Speyside-style character with the additional richness and dried fruit of sherry cask finishing, bottled at 40% ABV.
The Tlàth expression draws on the same philosophy as the standard Tomintoul range — accessibility and gentleness — but with sherry cask finishing that adds warmth, dried fruit, and a richer character than the standard bourbon-only maturation of the 12 Year. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Tlàth mean?
Scottish Gaelic for ‘smooth and gentle’ — consistent with Tomintoul’s identity as the ‘Gentle Dram’ of Speyside. The name directly describes the character of the expression and the distillery’s house philosophy.
How does Tlàth compare to the standard Tomintoul 12 Year?
Tlàth is NAS and uses sherry cask finishing to add dried fruit, warm spice, and richer character than the standard 12 Year’s pure bourbon-oak profile. A good comparison of what sherry finishing adds to the Tomintoul base character.
Tomintoul Tlàth is a NAS expression from the remote Highland distillery — Tlàth (Scottish Gaelic for ‘smooth and gentle’) is a sherry-influenced expression that presents Tomintoul’s naturally delicate, clean, and honey-forward Speyside-style character with the additional richness and dried fruit of sherry cask finishing, bottled at 40% ABV.
The Tlàth expression draws on the same philosophy as the standard Tomintoul range — accessibility and gentleness — but with sherry cask finishing that adds warmth, dried fruit, and a richer character than the standard bourbon-only maturation of the 12 Year. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Tlàth mean?
Scottish Gaelic for ‘smooth and gentle’ — consistent with Tomintoul’s identity as the ‘Gentle Dram’ of Speyside. The name directly describes the character of the expression and the distillery’s house philosophy.
How does Tlàth compare to the standard Tomintoul 12 Year?
Tlàth is NAS and uses sherry cask finishing to add dried fruit, warm spice, and richer character than the standard 12 Year’s pure bourbon-oak profile. A good comparison of what sherry finishing adds to the Tomintoul base character.
Description
Tomintoul Tlàth is a NAS expression from the remote Highland distillery — Tlàth (Scottish Gaelic for ‘smooth and gentle’) is a sherry-influenced expression that presents Tomintoul’s naturally delicate, clean, and honey-forward Speyside-style character with the additional richness and dried fruit of sherry cask finishing, bottled at 40% ABV.
The Tlàth expression draws on the same philosophy as the standard Tomintoul range — accessibility and gentleness — but with sherry cask finishing that adds warmth, dried fruit, and a richer character than the standard bourbon-only maturation of the 12 Year. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Tlàth mean?
Scottish Gaelic for ‘smooth and gentle’ — consistent with Tomintoul’s identity as the ‘Gentle Dram’ of Speyside. The name directly describes the character of the expression and the distillery’s house philosophy.
How does Tlàth compare to the standard Tomintoul 12 Year?
Tlàth is NAS and uses sherry cask finishing to add dried fruit, warm spice, and richer character than the standard 12 Year’s pure bourbon-oak profile. A good comparison of what sherry finishing adds to the Tomintoul base character.
