Interesting fact… Dewars Signature whisky spells its name whisky as it originates in Scotland. Had it been produced in America its name would be Dewars Signature whiskey, instead of whisky.
Nose: Soft, berry fruits. Vanilla fudge, cut flowers, cacao.
Palate: Quite fresh, balanced. Mixed conserves, touch of vanilla fudge.
Finish: Long, smoky, acacia honey.
A tast never to forget (must be savoured)
A delight to be savoured and a tast never to forget
I was not much of a Scotch drinker, I am not a fan of the peaty flavors, but the range of flavors, in this Signature Whiskey can compare to most aged or blended Irish Whiskeys and for that matter most great Whiskeys in general. The only way to make it better is to enjoy it with a great cigar.
Your comments are meant to be savored........never forget.
I forget too!
Either my 12 year old Dewar's has Signature in it, or my Signature has 12 year old in it. Either way, they taste almost, if not, exactly the same. Same colour, almost same nose except there's maybe very slightly more fresh tobacco on the Signature nose. So the question is, has Dewar's simply bottled 12 year old as Signature?