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Glen Scotia 18 Year Old
Glen Scotia 18 Year old started its maturation in refill bourbon casks or refill American oak hogshead before our Malt Master, Iain McAlister hand selected the finest ones and vatted them together for a 12 month finish in first-fill oloroso casks. The oloroso finish complements the perfumed, floral flavours without taking away the distillery character of fruit with hints of sea spray and spice. An exception single malt, delivering the true character of a Campbeltown malt whisky.
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Part of the Loch Lomond Group family of brands.
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Nose: An elegant nose with crisp saltiness, perfumed floral notes, sweet honey and salted caramel.
Palate: An incredibly smooth and rich palate, with fruity flavours and thick sweet toffee. Expect notes of apricots, pineapple and plump sultana, with a gentle warming spice throughout.
Finish: Long and dry with gentle warming spice.
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Aberfeldy 21 Year Old
Aberfeldy Distillery is nestled within a lush valley in the foothills of the Central Highlands of Scotland. Known as the 'Golden Dram', the distillery's water source is the famous Pitilie Burn, renowned locally for its water quality and famed for its deposits of alluvial gold. Time-honoured techniques, such as longer fermentation, conjure rare honeyed notes- key to the signature sweetness of Aberfeldy's malts.
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Part of the Bacardi family of brands.
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Nose: Honey, heather, fruity. Thick malt, enlivened by a fresh, zesty quality.
Palate: Abounding in creamy macadamia nuts and chewy beeswax with plush dried fruits, toasted coconut, and silky oak.
Finish: Peters out gently, perhaps some ripe white peach notes, a good wave of honey, and a wee trace of smoke.
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