Drambuie ‘The Isle of Skye’ Liqueur 700ml

The Scottish Drambuie “The Isle of Skye” is a liqueur consisting of a mixture of old malt whisky (aged up to 17 years), spicy herbs and Scottish heather honey. This legendary liqueur not only convinces with its delicious taste, but also tells the dark story of Charles Edward Stuart, also known as “Bonnie Prince Charlie”. As thanks for his help in escaping from the men of Duke of Cumberland, he handed over the mysterious recipe of Drambuie Skye on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. In Gaelic, “Drambuie” can be translated as “fulfilling potion”.

Tasting: Experience history
In a tumbler glass with ice, this liqueur, thanks to its seductive ingredients, has a unique taste on the palate. By developing a floral aroma and strong herbs, you will be transported to the grey and dark landscapes of Scotland. After its tasting you will experience a long-lasting and impressive aftertaste that will remain in your memory. The 0.7 litre bottle has a rustic design and allows the eye to participate in the tasting of the liqueur.

Aroma: Harmony of fragrances
Both the herbs it contains and the mixture of different whisky varieties are clearly noticeable on the nose. They are in perfect harmony with the pleasant sweetness of the Scottish heather honey.

Buy The Isle of Skye Liqueur
Order now this adventurous liqueur at Urban Drinks and experience real moments of pleasure. His recipe is still being kept secret and guarded by the Drambuie distillery in Glasgow, Scotland. Only three people know the exact composition of the Drambuie “The Isle of Skye Scotch Liqueur”. Thanks to our fast delivery, you will receive this magnificent and mysterious masterpiece within a few days.

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