What's in a name? Ladyburn 1973 whisky is called whisky because it's produced in Scotland. Were it from America it would be spelled Ladyburn 1973 whiskey, rather than whisky.
The nose is quite light and dry with notes of heather roots, a touch of wood, waxy honeysuckle and blossom. There is a delicate barley sweetness. The palate is quite dry and of medium-body. There is a hint of zesty citrus with honeyed sweetness, a touch of spice and pepper with a pungent honeycomb waxiness. The oak develops with dryness and chewy tannins. The finish is long, with a touch of acacia honey sweetness and dry peppery oak. ...more
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Lieutenant Colonel
Light, dry and unpretentious. Maybe rated 88/89. I recived two bottles as a gift. One I opened and the other will go into my collection of fine, old, rare scotch.
Scotsriever
Most excellant malt,one to just sit back and enjoy on a great sunny day with your very best friend.