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Bunnahabhain Stiuireadair
[STEW-rah-DUR]
Stiùireadair; pronounced 'stew-rahdur' and means 'helmsman' in Scots Gaelic. Natural colour, non-chill filtered and with a brackish, coastal tinge, this sherried malt will transport you to Bunnahabhain Bay, with a smattering of sea spray and dried fruit lingering on your lips.
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Part of the William Grant and Sons family of brands.
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Nose: Dried fruit and creamy caramel with hints of brine, vanilla, nuts and a touch of spice.
Palate: Creamy mouth feel with a dried fruit influence, sea salt, creamy caramel with hints of nuts and a gentle spice.
Finish: Long and lingering with hints of dried fruit.
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Tullibardine 15 Year Old
Our Tullibardine 15 year old, was distilled after the reopening of the distillery in 2003. It has been matured in first-fill bourbon casks, under the watchful eye of our Master Distiller, in our traditional warehouses at the foot of the Ochil hills. This exceptional single malt delivers a nose of delicate dried hay and parma violets, with touches of baked apple, cloves and vanilla ice-cream. Notes of freshly baked scones with hints of strawberry jam and clotted cream, marry with delicate spices. With a finish of subtle nuttiness, this whisky is pleasantly nostalgic of summer days gone by.
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Part of the Picard Vins and Spiritueux SA family of brands.
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Nose: This exceptional single malt delivers a nose of delicate dried hay and parma violets, with touches of baked apple, cloves and vanilla ice-cream.
Palate: Notes of freshly baked scones with hints of strawberry jam and clotted cream, marry with delicate spices.
Finish: With a finish of subtle nuttiness, this whisky is pleasantly nostalgic of summer days gone by.
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