Sullivans Cove American Oak Second Fill Single Cask TD0424

Sullivans Cove American Oak Second Fill Single Cask TD0424 is a rare and deeply expressive whisky that captures the soul of Tasmania’s most awarded distillery. Distilled in September 2013 and decanted in October 2024, this 11-year-old single malt has been matured in a single 200L American oak cask previously used for another batch of Sullivans Cove whisky, offering a layered and refined character that can only be achieved through time and tradition.

Only 259 bottles were drawn from this exceptional cask, bottled unfiltered and unfined at 48.1% ABV to preserve its full, natural flavor. The result? A whisky that doesn’t just whisper about heritage — it sings.

The Art of Second-Fill Maturation

The second-fill method is not about cutting corners. It’s about deepening complexity. When you fill a high-quality American oak cask that has already cradled one incredible batch of whisky, something magical happens. The wood’s initial intensity softens, allowing Sullivans Cove’s signature spirit to shine with nuance and elegance.

The Sullivans Cove American Oak Second Fill experience is richer, more spirit-forward, and more balanced than its first-fill counterparts. You’ll taste the heart of Tasmania’s coastal air, the purity of its waters, and the richness of seasoned oak — all coming together in a silky, flavorful sip.

Expect a well-rounded whisky that brings forward notes of toasted vanilla, honeyed grain, ripe orchard fruit, and warming spice, underpinned by the mellow influence of seasoned American oak.

Sullivans Cove TD0424 – Aged 11 Years, Bottled to Perfection

Every bottle of Sullivans Cove American Oak Second Fill from Cask TD0424 is a one-off expression of time, wood, and environment. This is a true single cask whisky — no blending, no dilution, no shortcuts. From the moment it was filled on September 16, 2013, to its final decanting on October 1, 2024, the whisky rested undisturbed in Tasmania’s unique climate, evolving with each season.

Unlike mass-produced malts, this bottle offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship and commitment that define the Sullivans Cove legacy. If you’re looking for a collectible, conversation-starting bottle that also happens to taste extraordinary, this is it.

1. What’s the latest trend in whisky aging techniques?
A growing trend is the use of secondary maturation in unconventional casks—think red wine, rum, or even craft beer barrels. This double-cask approach adds complex layers of flavor like tropical fruit, chocolate, or spice to traditional single malts.

2. Are limited edition whiskies worth the hype?
Yes, especially with rising collector demand. Limited editions often feature unique cask finishes, age statements, or collaborations. They not only offer rare tasting experiences but also tend to appreciate, making them popular among both enthusiasts and investors.

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