M&H Apex Terroir Sea of Galilee Single Malt Whisky

$189.00
(5.0)
Overview

Single Malt Whisky · 56.2%  ·  700ml

This whisky was matured at the low point where the Sea of Galilee meets the Jordan River, where high humidity draws alcohol from the casks, while the high temperatures greedily drink the water content. These duelling influences manifest as warm market spice that keeps pace with sticky and exotic date syrup, forming a regional taste that matches the whisky’s terroir.

Product Details
Attribute Detail
Distillery Milk & Honey Distillery
Country / Region Israel – Sea of Galilee
Style Single Malt Whisky
Mash Bill 100% Malted Barley
Age Statement NAS
ABV 56.2%
Bottle Size 700ml
Release Type Apex Terroir Series


What sets this bottle apart
  • Lakeside humidity influence
  • Part of a four-region comparative maturation program
  • Focus on environmental ageing differences
Distillery Information

M&H Distillery, founded in 2013 (with production commencing in 2014–2015), is Israel's first and largest single malt whisky distillery, based in Tel Aviv near the border with Jaffa. Its name nods to the biblical "land of milk and honey," and its whiskies are notably all Kosher. What sets M&H apart is Israel's hot Mediterranean climate, which accelerates cask maturation compared to traditional whisky-producing regions like Scotland, a distinctive angle the distillery leans into by ageing casks in varied microclimates, including those near the Dead Sea. Its Elements Sherry Cask expression won World's Best Single Malt Whisky in 2023, and the brand's whiskies and gins are now sold in over 40 countries worldwide, cementing its reputation as one of the most exciting names in "new world" whisky

Who this bottle is for
  • Whisky enthusiasts studying climate impact
  • Collectors of limited Israeli whisky releases
  • Comparative tasting groups
How to enjoy

  • Neat
  • Suitable for structured tasting sessions

Why we curate it

It completes the climate-driven Terroir comparison range, allowing drinkers to explore environmental influence across four distinct regions.