Grant's Triple Wood 70cl Whisky

Name: Grant's Triple Wood 70cl Whisky
Brand: Grant's
SKU: 87169
Price: 16.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (25 reviews)

Scotland • 70cl • 40%

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Award: Gold, International Spirits Challenge, 2020

Winner of 2 awards

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Customer Rating

“I like a blended Scotch with a sharp acrid element. Like a good Assam leaf tea, I like a blended Scotch to have some bite, not be soft and without character. Same with a good pint of bitter, it has to be actually bitter. I'll take this, or W&MK. I do need to find Teachers Highland Cream again, where did it go? Not in my supermarkets these days...”

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Style

Blended Scotch Whisky

Country

Scotch Whisky

Distillery/Brand

Grant's

Dimensions

W:7.8cm x H:29cm x D:7.8cm

Weight

1.11kg

Allergy information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens.

Grant's Triple Wood

As you might expect from the name, Grant's Triple Wood features whisky drawn from three types of cask - specifically refill American oak casks, first-fill ex-bourbon casks and virgin American oak casks. An approachable blended Scotch whisky from the world-famous brand, taking the place of the Family Reserve as its flagship expression.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose

Toffee, buttered bread, a little cassia and walnut.

Palate

Honey, foam banana, a touch of lemongrass and oak.

Finish

Layers of barley, caramel and toasted marshmallow.

Customer Rating

4.0

25 reviews

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4 Stars6

3 Stars3

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1 Star2

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Great value in whiskey

Michael Powell Dec 20, 2020

Again yuk

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Master of Malt Customer Dec 3, 2020

Tasty stuff.

The art of blending is often overlooked by whisky "connoisseurs", who tend to be obsessed with single malt, but The Master Blender is one of The Great Craftsmen of this world. Every distillery has its "House Style" and I believe that whether and how much one's taste buds or idea of whisky correspond to that of The Blender is even more important to one's opinion of a dram, than the pounds, shillings and pence behind it. I find that, while I enjoy a bold single malt more than an affordable blend, I 'respect' the craft of a creating a good blend more than those who stick some whisky in a barrel for 100 years and charge £1,000 a bottle for it. I like the taste of Grant's in general and I like this Triple Wood. Astringent barley sugar with an unmistakable grainy finish. Like 50s Blues, it's a little rough around the edges, but in a pleasing way. It is certainly better than the other affordable blends which try to cover up their blue-collar ingredients. Johnnie Walker really missed a trick with their foul Red Label. Let's hope they learn something from this. And I sincerely hope that Grant's release a more premium blend in the future.