Port Dundas 20 Year Old (2011 Release)

(70cl, 57.40%)

Port Dundas 20 2011 details

Country

(Scotch Whisky)

Region

(Lowland Whisky)

Distillery

(Port Dundas)

Bottler

(Port Dundas)

Age

(20 year old Whisky)

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Interesting fact… Port Dundas 20 Year Old (2011 Release) whisky spells its name whisky as it originates in Scotland. Had it been produced in America its name would be Port Dundas 20 Year Old (2011 Release) whiskey, instead of whisky.

$172.72

Port Dundas 20 2011 Bottling Note

The first ever Diageo Special Release of Grain whisky! From the 2011 releases, this Port Dundas really got people talking. Aged for three years in refill casks, it was then split up into equal parts and aged in either American oak Bodega casks, new charred European oak casks, or first fill American oak Bourbon barrels! The result is delicious!

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose: Very pleasing mix of bourbon spices, plum wine and black pepper. In fact, there are some almost rum-like aromas conjuring up hints of cinnamon and apple crumble. Definitely a grain whisky, but one with a fantastic pedigree.

Palate: A fabulously evocative palate that tastes extraordinarily like rye whiskey. There are hints of liquorice too, and apple pips, burnt brown sugar and maybe a little strudel, but overall rye whiskey is definitely brought to mind. I could even go so far as to say it strongly reminded me of Van Winkle 13!

Finish: Long, spicy finish with dark fruit and almond.

Overall: A very good and very different old grain whisky. Definitely worth trying!