Description
A limited-edition English single malt whisky from St George's Distillery, Chapter 13, fourth batch, bottled in March 2015.
St George's
St George's Chapter 13, Batch No. 4, 2015, 45%
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TypeSingle Malt Whisky
MRI
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Just Whisky AuctionsAuction Sold Price - Apr 20, 2026SGD 45.03
- Region
- England
- Age
- N.A
- Vintage
- N.A
- Bottled
- 2015
- ABV
- 45%
- Volume
- 70cl
- Distillery
- St George's
- Origin
- England
- Cask type
- N.A
- Bottling
- Official Bottling
- Peated
- N.A
- Single cask
- N.A
- Non-chill filtered
- N.A
- Cask origin
- N.A
- Cask no.
- N.A
- Batch
- Batch 4
- PPM
- N.A
- Barley
- Malted barley
- Fermentation
- N.A
- Master distiller (bottling)
- N.A
- Master distiller (distillation)
- David Fitt
- Limited edition
- Yes
- Bottle count
- 1100
- Has box
- Yes
- Closure
- N.A
- Presentation
- Presentation box
- Series highlights
- Chapter 13 limited-edition series; fourth batch
- Historical context
- N.A
- Special release
- N.A
- Allocation
- N.A
- Nose
- Orchard fruits, stewed apples and pears; cereal, crushed digestive biscuits, porridge, coffee, honey, beeswax and rich fruit cake.
- Palate
- Creamy mouthfeel with cereal, toffee, honey, orchard fruits, sweetness, spice and oak.
- Finish
- Very long, malty and dry.
84.3 / 100 · Based on 3 published reviews.
The creamy toffee and honey sit comfortably with the orchard fruit and oak. I like that balance, though the very long, dry, malty finish takes it away from the lingering sweetness I tend to favour.
fern.fox26 MayThe oak and spice sit beside orchard fruit, cereal and sweetness, so the description sounds balanced rather than oak-led. I’m not sure the oak needs to be the main draw here; the long, dry finish sounds more distinctive.
Wwildmint.tram23 Feb
86 / 100The palate’s creamy texture and sweetness give the spice and oak a rounded counterpoint, rather than making them the whole story. I like that contrast, especially alongside the cereal notes. The very long, malty, dry finish shifts the emphasis away from the honeyed fruit and gives the whisky a more restrained close. It sounds layered without relying on spice alone for character.