Dewar’s Double Double 38 Year Old Blended Malt Scotch Whisky is a strictly limited-edition whisky created with our unique 4-stage ageing process, and is the second off our rare blended malts in a special Collector’s Series celebrating Scotland’s most famous whisky regions. As a tribute to the Upper Highlands region, Double Double 38 Year Old is finished in Pedro Ximenez sherry casks that previously held Royal Brackla Single Malt Whisky.

To create Dewar’s Double Double 38 Year Old Blended Malt, we deliberately held back an allotment of our 37 year old from the previous year as a foundation. This same method will be repeated for every subsequent year, allowing every marque of a specific age to carry forward to the next year’s edition.

Introducing the second blended-malt release in the four-part Collector’s Series honoring the whisky regions of Scotland, Dewar’s Double Double 38 Year Old. This truly rare and superb whisky is crafted like few others in history, made as a loving tribute to the Upper Highlands region.

We begin with a curated selection of the finest Islay and Highland single malts, to which we add a small portion of last year’s Double Double 37 Year Old, the first Collector’s Series release, which has been allowed to mature another year. The final blend is aged and blended four times, spending its final months resting in Pedro Ximénex sherry casks that once held the prestigious Royal Brackla single malt.

The experience of tasting this one-of-a-kind whisky is a true feast for the senses, offering aromatic notes of white flowers with a touch of citrus. Tasting reveals sumptuous notes of creamy vanilla and toasted cereals, along with a sweet almond essence and a subtle whiff of smoke. The Pedro Ximénez sherry casks used in the ageing process offer delicate notes of dried figs and plums, with a flavour reminiscent of dark chocolate shavings on indulgent hot cocoa.