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Delos

Delos

Blended Scotch Whisky

49% ABV, Natural Colour, Not Chill-Filtered

Littered with mosaics and ruined ancient temples, the island of Delos embodies the ideal of a beautiful, classical sanctuary. It is the perfect name for a whisky that reimagines Asyla using antique, rarefied components.
Malt whiskies from the Glen Elgin, Imperial and Miltonduff distilleries – all from American oak barrels – bring enticing exotic fruit and vanilla notes while lush and fragrant grain whisky preserves the delicate mouthfeel that was Asyla's hallmark.
A sweet succulence that breaks upon the nose in soft waves: ripe pear, pineapple, orange oil and vanilla cream. A medley of fruit tarts and white chocolate soothe the palate, while the maturity of the component whiskies gradually builds to reveal guava, heather honey and chai spices.
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Reimagining Asyla – Our Own Extinct Blend.

MEDITATIVE, MELLOW & HARMONIOUS

Our Extinct Blends Quartet takes inspiration from vanished characters and flavours, reappraising four very different expressions of blended Scotch, using some of our most precious parcels of whisky.

First created in 2001, Asyla was the ethereally beautiful cornerstone of our core range until its retirement in 2018. With Delos, we have focused on capturing Asyla's vibrancy and soothing sweetness, turning to older stocks to achieve this.

Recipe and Facts

Flavour profile

A sweet succulence that breaks upon the nose in soft waves: ripe pear, pineapple, orange oil and vanilla cream. A medley of fruit tarts and white chocolate soothe the palate, while the maturity of the component whiskies gradually builds to reveal guava, heather honey and chai spices.

Recommendations

Pour into a wine glass and engineer your own island retreat. Make sure some pieces of music and close friends are stowed away too.

Technical details

Bottled at 49% ABV.
Natural colour.
Not chill-filtered.
Blended Scotch Whisky.
A limited edition of 5,520 bottles.
November 2022.

Lead whiskymaker

James Saxon

James Saxon