Peat's Beast develops this new limited edition, worldwide there are only 1752 bottles available! Until relatively recently, peat was the main source of domestic fuel in Scotland. Easily accessible and in what seemed like an endless supply, it is the soft, spongy soil made up of decaying vegetation such as moss, plants, and tree roots. When burned, it is extremely smoky and produces a smoke extremely aromatic; therefore, when peat was used to dry malted barley in the fledgling whiskey industry, the phenolic characteristics it provided became highly prized. The distilled spirit was infused with rich notes of tar, iodine, smoke, and briny sea spray. Peat's Beast could be from Islay; it may not be... Peat Smoke was and is used in distilleries in the Highlands, Isles and Speyside too; Many large distilleries will distill once or twice a year using peat-dried malted barley so they can compare and contrast their spirits distilled and matured in different ways or using different ingredients or maturation techniques.

Peat's Beast develops this new limited edition, worldwide there are only 1752 bottles available!

Until relatively recently, peat was the main source of domestic fuel in Scotland. Easily accessible and in what seemed like an endless supply, it is the soft, spongy soil made up of decaying vegetation such as moss, plants, and tree roots.

When burned, it is extremely smoky and produces a smoke extremely aromatic; therefore, when peat was used to dry malted barley in the fledgling whiskey industry, the phenolic characteristics it provided became highly prized. The distilled spirit was infused with rich notes of tar, iodine, smoke, and briny sea spray.

Peat's Beast could be from Islay; it may not be... Peat Smoke was and is used in distilleries in the Highlands, Isles and Speyside too; Many large distilleries will distill once or twice a year using peat-dried malted barley so they can compare and contrast their spirits distilled and matured in different ways or using different ingredients or maturation techniques.