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Auchentoshan Three Wood
This award-winning Auchentoshan Single Malt Scotch Whisky has been matured in three different cask types. From American Bourbon to Spanish Oloroso Sherry- and then, finally, Pedro Ximenez Sherry casks- this a rich, complex whisky with toffee and sherry flavours. Three Wood makes a cracking Auchentoshan & Ale, a mean Old Fashioned and a damn fine dram in its own right. Consider an Auchentoshan whisky that's Distilled Different and choose our Three Wood Scotch.
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Part of the Beam Suntory family of brands.
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Nose: Blackcurrant, brown sugar, orange, plum and raisin notes are present in our Three Wood.
Palate: Fruit and syrup. Hazelnut with hints of cinnamon and lemon. A butterscotch sweetness adds to the overall complexity.
Finish: A fresh and fruity, smooth whisky with long lasting oaky sweetness.
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Glengoyne Legacy Series
Chapter Two in our Legacy Series marries spirits matured in two distinct cask types- first fill bourbon and refill sherry barrels. Every drop embodies Peter's combination of forward-thinking and respect for tradition. On the palate, Creamy and well-balanced, apple crumble, honey drizzled toast, green grape and gentle spice, this richness builds in the warming finish, syrupy with hints of sweet oak and dates.
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Part of the Ian Macleod Distillers family of brands.
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Nose: Full of vanilla and banana, maple syrup, peaches, coconut, fruit soaked trifle sponge, hint of lime and mint.
Palate: Creamy and well balanced, apple crumble, honey drizzled toast, green grape and gentle spice.
Finish: Richness builds in the warming finish, syrupy with hints of sweet oak and dates.
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