About the product
El whisky escocés de malta Jura de 18 años es una expresión distinguida de la destilería Jura, añejado durante 18 años para desarrollar un carácter complejo y refinado. Este whisky ofrece un equilibrio armonioso de sabores intensos, con notas de chocolate negro, frutas tropicales y un toque ahumado, que culminan en un final largo y satisfactorio. Es un testimonio del compromiso de la destilería con la calidad y la tradición, lo que lo convierte en una opción muy apreciada por los amantes del whisky.
Tasting Profile & Food Pairings
Taste Notes:
Jura Seven Wood is a masterclass in cask influence, aged in American oak ex-bourbon barrels and finished in six different French oak casks. The result is a beautifully complex whisky with aromas of dried tropical fruit, roasted coffee, and gentle smoke. On the palate, layers of mango, baking spices, bitter chocolate, and nutmeg unfold, with light peat weaving throughout. The texture is smooth and medium-bodied, leading into a finish of soft smoke, oak spice, and dried fruit richness. Intricate yet approachable.
Food Pairings:
Starter: Prosciutto-wrapped figs or roasted beetroot salad
Main Course: Grilled pork tenderloin or mushroom risotto
Cheese: Nutty alpine cheese or aged cheddar
Dessert: Banana bread pudding or honey-roasted nuts
Snack: Spiced cashews or rosemary crisps
About the brand
Jura is a Scottish whisky brand with a deep connection to its island origin. Located on the remote Isle of Jura, just off the west coast of Scotland, the distillery is surrounded by rugged landscapes, wild seas, and a tight-knit community. Jura’s unique location influences every aspect of its production, from water sourcing to maturation. The brand is known for producing both unpeated and lightly peated styles, offering a balanced, approachable entry point into island whiskies. Jura emphasizes cask experimentation, including wine, sherry, and American oak finishes, which contribute to its layered, versatile character. Combining modern distillation methods with island tradition, Jura reflects a spirit of independence, resilience, and creativity—qualities as enduring as the island itself.
