Genre: Woven Elegance — Spice, Fruit, and Slow-Built Beauty

Tapestry doesn’t rush. It arrives slowly — not with fanfare, but with elegance. Like an old story told by someone who remembers every detail. It was stitched together from multiple casks — each a colour, a thread, a moment. And together, they sing.

Lift the glass and you find warm fruit, old oak, and spice that whispers rather than shouts. Apricot jam. Toasted nuts. The smell of your grandmother’s pantry on a rainy day. It smells like comfort. Like care.

On the tongue, it’s more poetry than performance: ginger biscuits dipped in honeyed tea, fruitcake with dried fig and walnut, brown butter and spice unfolding one soft layer at a time. The tannins are gentle. The oak is aged, not tired.

Tapestry is whisky for the quiet hour. It doesn’t demand your attention — it earns it. Sip by sip, thread by thread, it tells a story stitched with patience, place, and pride.