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Johnnie Walker Jane Walker 10 Year Old
Johnnie Walker Jane Walker 10 Year Old is a limited release, blended malt Scotch whisky crafted by Master Blender Emma Walker, honoring Elizabeth Cumming, the matriarch of Cardhu Distillery. It features a well-rounded and smooth profile with notes of ripe orchard fruit, white peaches, baked apple, and sweet cream, culminating in a lingering dark chocolate finish.
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Part of the Diageo family of brands.
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Nose: The aroma is dominated by ripe orchard fruits and white peaches, creating a fresh and inviting introduction.
Palate: On the palate, the whisky offers hints of baked apple and sweet cream, providing a balanced and smooth experience.
Finish: The finish is characterized by a lingering dark chocolate sensation, adding a pleasant depth and complexity to the overall tasting experience.
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Glenfiddich 14 Year Old
A 14-year-old single malt from Glenfiddich, matured in a combination of freshly-charred American oak casks and ex-bourbon barrels. The palate is led by sweet vanilla and peppery oak spice, followed by notes of toffee apples, ripe red cherries and sweet malt.
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Part of the William Grant and Sons family of brands.
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Nose: A prominent oaky vanilla aroma is complemented by bright citrus notes of candied lemon and orange. Layers of apple tart, burnt sugar, and hints of cask char add depth.
Palate: The whisky delivers a lusciously sweet experience with caramel and toffee apple flavors. Creamy vanilla and spicy, toasted oak notes emerge, balanced by the candied orange peel.
Finish: The finish is long and warming, featuring rich woody spice, mellow butterscotch, toffee popcorn, and a lingering sweetness from the malt.
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