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Moderately smokey, and quite sweet. About the only flavors that stand out to me. Not terribe, but not great either. Just kind of "bleh." The finish lingers but not in a pleasant way.
This was one of the blended whiskys that used to make me vomit almost instantly when I drank it in fact it put me off drinking whisky from the age of 19 til about the age of 55 when I was introduced the single malt and whisky like Glenmorangie, Lagavulin and Ardbeg if you want a Johnnie Walker Whisky pay extra and go for the Black Label that's quite good and I've tried and awful lot of whiskys so I do know what I'm talking about
OK for getting a bonfire going ...
A combination of too young and too much grain. Use this to make mixed drinks.
My favourite brand 1965-1985, when I could identify any NAS mid-range Blended Scotch on the nose. Red Label had an all-permeating flavour that I could pick out from across the room. As disaffection set in, I shifted to Black Label. I can't say why, but today, I find Red Label repugnant. I prefer the Blenders Pride Reserve Collection 43% ABV to the Red Label.
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