Ayrshire 18 Year Old 1998 - Single Grain Collection (Signatory) Whisky 70cl

Scotch Whisky • 70cl • 43%
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Ayrshire 18 Year Old 1998 - Single Grain Collection (Signatory)
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Country Scotch Whisky
Region Scotch Whisky
Distillery/Brand Signatory
Age 18 year old Whisky
Distillation Date 21 Aug 1998
Style Grain Whisky
Bottling Date 31 Jan 2017

Ayrshire 18yo 1998

Secretive single grain from Signatory. This is another chapter of their Single Grain Selection, taken from an undisclosed grain distillery. This was placed in casks in August 1998 and bottled 18 years later in January 2017.

Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

Nose Soft vanilla, bubblegum, subtle spiciness of rye.

Palate White chocolate Lion bars (these are rare, but excellent - search them out), a touch of lemon zest.

Finish Oodles of caramel and black pepper on the finish.

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Ayrshire 18yo 1998
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Reviews for Ayrshire 18 Year Old 1998 - Single Grain Collection (Signatory)
Essence of breakfast whisky
A milky pudding of a grain whisky, think rice pudding with lemon curd or vanilla and white chocolate panna cotta, some pleasing peppery yet fresh spice and salted popcorn and even love heart sweet notes. A pleasant surprise and way more complex than that other grain whisky that looks more like an aftershave!
The Whisky Flaneur
Master of Malt Customer
6 years ago
Get some while you can.
I first tried this when it was bottled at 16 years old,as my introduction to single grain whisky.
It opened up a new world whisky for me,and I have tried a number of single grain since.
This is as good as I remember it.
I would put the finish as mild chilli pepper,but who am I to argue with the chaps at MoM.
Adrian M , United Kingdom
6 years ago