Glenfiddich 15 + Glenfiddich 12 Whisky Cake

Whiskey and Cake

Glenfiddich is a renowned Scottish whiskey brand, located in the beautiful town of Dufftown, in the Speyside region. The region is home to over 50 distilleries, many of which have been producing whisky for well over a century. The unique climate, geography, and soil of the Speyside region play a key role in creating the flavours that are so beloved by whisky enthusiasts around the world. The Glenfiddich distillery’s history dates back to 1887 when William Grant established the distillery with the help of his seven sons. Today, Glenfiddich is a global brand known for its rich, smooth and fruity flavours.

Who says whiskey and cake don’t go together? At Diamond Whiskey, we believe that there’s nothing quite like the experience of enjoying a delicious piece of cake with a smooth and flavorful whiskey. That’s why we’re always on the lookout for new and interesting whiskey and cake pairings. The Glenfiddich 15 and Glenfiddich 12 whisky cake is just one example of the many amazing pairings out there. So why not give it a try and experience the unique flavour combination for yourself? Over time, the tradition of pairing whiskey and cake has become increasingly popular. The rich, smooth flavour of whiskey pairs perfectly with the sweet and decadent flavour of the cake. Many whiskey cake recipes have been passed down from generation to generation.

The Glenfiddich 15 has a sweet and fruity nose, with hints of honey, cherry, and tropical fruits like apricot. On the palate, it’s smooth and full-bodied, with a pit of smoke and oak. The aftertaste is burny, with classical oak and a tropical smoothie finish, and a citrus aroma that lingers in your mouth. Overall, we’d give this whiskey an 8.5 out of 10.
Now, let’s talk about the cake. The Glenfiddich whisky cake is simply delicious. The sweetness of the scotch complements the flavour of the cake perfectly. At first, we were a bit sceptical about pairing it with the Glenfiddich 15, but as we continued to savour the flavours together, we realized it was a match made in heaven. However, we do recommend enjoying the whiskey and cake separately, as the flavours can become overwhelming when consumed together.