from the scots for ‘amber’
The Scottish vernacular blends old and new language almost seamlessly. The name AMBIR was chosen to reflect this relationship between old and new, symbolising how Holyrood incorporates traditional practices with modern thinking.
the
specialty maltexperiment
the
specialty maltexperiment
TASTING NOTES
Aye. It’s a sweetie…
Caramel creamy fudge, demerara sugar, Scottish tablet.
PALATE
Red fruits, vanilla and cornflakes.
FINISH
Biscuit, velvet texture, mouth-watering, a hint of savoury at the end.
mashbill
yeast
maturation
The mindset for Ambir was to create a deliciously sticky and sweet single malt expression, using our knowledge of Specialty Malts and yeasts. A harmonious balance of sweet malts, and fruity yeasts, wrapped in a blanket of warming, spicy vanilla from bourbon barrels.
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New Make is the first stage of making whisky, and comes straight off of the still. It is unaged and so cannot legally be called Scotch Whisky, but it is the spirit that is put into our barrels for maturation, to become Holyrood’s future whisky. Our New Makes offer whisky drinkers the opportunity to experience how flavour is created before any cask influence.
A new take on vodka inspired by Edinburgh’s brewing past, we create Charmed Circle with heritage barley varieties; Chevalier and Golden Promise, showcasing each of their unique characteristics.