Roseisle 14 Year Special Release 2025 is the first official distillery bottling from Roseisle Diageos newest and largest malt whisky distillery, built in 2009 near Elgin in Speyside, presenting the distillerys spirit at 14 years of maturation in a cask strength, non-chill filtered format as part of Diageos 2025 Special Releases program.

Roseisle is a significant distillery in Diageos portfolio but has almost never appeared as a single malt its production primarily supplies the Johnnie Walker blending program. The 2025 Special Release represents one of the first opportunities for enthusiasts to taste Roseisle as a standalone single malt outside of blending, making it a genuinely interesting historical expression. Browse all Scotch whisky at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Roseisle Distillery?

Roseisle is Diageos newest and largest malt whisky distillery, built in 2009 near Elgin in Speyside. It was designed with sustainability in mind and primarily produces spirit for the Johnnie Walker blending program. Single malt releases from Roseisle are extremely rare.

Why is a Roseisle single malt significant?

Because Roseisle has almost never appeared as a standalone single malt since its 2009 opening. Most of its production goes to blending programs. The Special Release represents one of the first opportunities to understand what this major Diageo distillerys spirit actually tastes like on its own.

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