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Ardbeg 25 Year Old
Bottled from incredibly rare casks filled during some of the Distillery's darkest days, this is Ardbeg at its most intricate, balanced and beguiling. Majestic aromas of smoked cream and earthy bonfires are masterfully interwoven with layers of pine and fragrant candle wax. Hot pepper rises on the palate, twisting around lemon sherbet sweetness, while hints of carbolic soap and tar flow into a long aftertaste characterised by delicate aniseed entwined with lingering cream and fudge.
100% Malted Barley
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Part of the Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessy family of brands.
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Nose: A pungent burst of smoked cream, peppermint and toffee, with Ardbeg's classic fennel and pine resin. Distant earthy bonfires mix with herbal and fruity (banana and tropical) notes, along with fragrant candle wax.
Palate: An extremely vibrant, hot peppery mouthfeel leads into a burst of sherbet lemon sweetness (candied apples, pears and orange), hints of carbolic soap and tar, more creamy toffee, aniseed and chilli pepper.
Finish: A long, mellow, lingering aftertaste, with lots of cream, fudge and delicate antiseptic notes. An elegant, soothing style of Ardbeg.
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Remus Bourbon Straight Bourbon
A truly original bourbon, complements of a truly original bootlegger. A bourbon inspired by the finest bourbon of the Prohibition era. Remus Bourbon captures the rebellious spirit of the Roaring 20s with a hint of vanilla, a maple aroma and a sweet-yet-characteristic rye flavor.
Rumored: 60% Corn | 36% Rye | 4% Malted Barley | High Rye
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Part of the MGP Ingredients family of brands.
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Nose: Sweet, with notes of maple and vanilla.
Palate: Hint of vanilla and a sweet-yet-characteristic rye flavor.
Finish: Smooth, long finish, giving way to the subtle vanilla sweetness.
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