From our Secret Bottlings Series
The oldest and rarest whisky in our collection. This is a superbly complex and multi-layered single malt from a well-known Speyside distillery.
its very nice My son in law bought it for me as a dowry, i loves it with Chocolate cake and Cheese and onion crisps, its nice after you've had a couple of bottles of shiraz and when you haven't got anymore. you can always get the whisky out! And this one is one of the best! Also its not bad as a livener before you go milking at 5. It reminds me of ice cream.
Is this stuff any good in a glass of Pepsi Max?
Again a slightly astringent nose, but displaying a wonderful freshness, you would have though it wasn’t a day over 30! Buckets of mature honey and old, toffee’d, slightly sawdusty bourbon oak with a lovely citrus thread and a touch of smoke. Superb depth and complexity. The gentle oak vanillins open the show followed by some wonderfully juicy barley and honey. Mellow and complex with a slight grassy character. Very honeyed with a soupcon of peat smoke on the middle. Luscious and smooth with peat smoke turning to coal dust and the honey becoming quiet buttery. The length is excellent, and to think that it has been in the cask this long and still retains a lovely freshness is a testament to the character and longevity of this whisky.
