Closed between 1978 and 1984, during which the distillery was partially rebuilt and renovated, Ben Nevis was again put on hold between 1986 and 1990.

Evolving through a series of olfactory and gustatory sequences that flow seamlessly, this version allows us to discover this iconic single malt, often unique, in a particularly bright light.

With a refined classicism and at the same time extroverted, it notably shines through its accessibility, complexity, and naturalness.

The labels of the Artist Collective 7.0 range are illustrated by German visual artist Katrin Bremermann, whose works explore universal concepts of form, proportion, rhythm, and structure.

This new artistic collaboration was made possible with the assistance of the Beaux Arts Institute, a leader in innovative artistic partnerships.

The label of this Ben Nevis 2017 Aged 7 Years is illustrated by artwork No. 2308 by Katrin Bremermann.

Nose : Bright, fresh. Candied lemons, coconut milk, and juicy pineapples form a first aromatic sequence that is well-balanced. Then, gentle spices (cinnamon, white pepper) as well as honeyed and malty scents create a second sequence that is even richer and more concentrated.

Palate : Refined, sharp. In perfect continuity with the nose, the tasting palette initially reveals exotic and dairy notes. It extends into herbal, aniseed, and vanilla tones, providing a lot of delicacy on the palate.

Finish : Long, radiant. Overflowing with naturalness and originality, the beginning of the finish is marked by notes of fresh almond and pistachio. Over time, strong spices (nutmeg, clove) blend with indulgent flavors of white chocolate and Aix calisson.