Ballantines 17 Year Blended Scotch WhiskyBlended Scotch Whisky | 80 Proof (40% ABV) | 750mLProcess & ProfileBallantines 17 Year is an elegant blend of over 40 malt and grain whiskies, with each component aged for a minimum of 17 years. Core single malts in
Blended Scotch Whisky | 80 Proof (40% ABV) | 750mL
Ballantines 17 Year is an elegant blend of over 40 malt and grain whiskies, with each component aged for a minimum of 17 years. Core single malts include those from Miltonduff, Glenburgie, and Scapa, delivering a soft, fruity, and subtly smoky profile. The whiskies mature in a mix of American and European oak casks before final blending at 40% ABV, offering a refined, balanced expression.
Nose: Honey, vanilla, oak, dried fruit, light smoke, gentle floral hints
Palate: Creamy toffee, orchard fruit (apple, pear), baking spices, mild peat, subtle oak sweetness
Finish: Smooth and warming with continued oak, spice, and faint smoke echoing in the aftertaste
True age-stated blend, matured at least 17 yearsa rarity in blends
Includes whiskies from Miltonduff, Glenburgie, and Scapa, offering depth and finesse
Aged in a combination of American and European oak, integrating sweet, spicy, and woody notes
40% ABV maintains flavorful integrity while offering drinkability
Recognized with awards and broad appeal for its smooth, well-rounded character
Serve neat or with a splash of water to unlock nuanced layers. Ideal in a Glencairn glass at room temperature. Elevate by pairing with dark chocolate, smoked salmon, or aged cheese for a luxurious tasting experience.
1. Is Ballantines 17 a blend or single malt?
Its a blended Scotch, combining both malt and grain whiskies.
2. How long is it aged?
Each whisky in the blend is aged a minimum of 17 years.
3. What is the ABV/proof?
Bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof).
4. Does it have a smoky character?
Yes, it offers light smoke alongside smooth, fruity, and floral notes.
5. How does it compare to Ballantines 12 or Finest?
With longer aging and more malt influence, the 17 delivers greater depth, complexity, and smoothness.
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