Name: Speyside 18 Year Old 1995 (cask 33) - (Berry Bros. & Rudd)
Brand: Berry Bros. & Rudd
SKU: 28403
Price: 79.08 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 2 (2 reviews)

Style

Single Malt

RegionSpeyside Whisky

Country

Scotland

Distillery/BrandSpeyside

BottlerBerry Bros. & Rudd

Age18 Year Old Whisky

Distillation Date

1 Jan 1995

Bottling Date

1 Jan 2013

Cask Number

33

Speyside 18 Year Old 1995 (cask 33) - (Berry Bros. & Rudd)

This Berry Bros. & Rudd single cask whisky comes from the Speyside distillery in... Well, in Speyside. It was aged for 18 years and then bottled for the Berry's Own Selection.

Allergy Information

This product does not contain any notifiable allergens

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Customer Rating

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Reviews for Speyside 18 Year Old 1995 (cask 33) - (Berry Bros. & Rudd)

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Overly woody, weird and not very pleasant to say the least! An odd choice and one that does not match the high quality of the Berry Brothers bottlings!

A VERY woody/spicy, sappy, dryish and leathery style of Whisky that does not really taste like Whisky! It has something of an old over-aged rum that got so much overextraction from the wood, or of some of those extremely old mid 1960's Speyside's Finest (Glenfarclas) Whiskies that Douglas Laing tend to bottle occasionally. Basically, these are examples of Whiskies that are for the thermites to enjoy rather than for the educated Whisky drinkers. Water does not even do anything to save it. I just couldn't finish the small measure that I kindly got poured. I had to throw it away!... And at over £70, ouch! It hurts!... Unusual, considering the consistency and quality of the Berry Brothers bottlings! S.

Master of Malt Customer Dec 18, 2013

Overly woody, weird and not very pleasant to say the least! An odd choice and one that does not match the high quality of the Berry Brothers bottlings!

A VERY woody/spicy, sappy, dryish and leathery style of Whisky that does not really taste like Whisky! It has something of an old over-aged rum that got so much overextraction from the wood, or of some of those extremely old mid 1960's Speyside's Finest (Glenfarclas) Whiskies that Douglas Laing tend to bottle occasionally. Basically, these are examples of Whiskies that are for the thermites to enjoy rather than for the educated Whisky drinkers. Water does not even do anything to save it. I just couldn't finish the small measure that I kindly got poured. I had to throw it away!... And at over £70, ouch! It hurts!... Unusual, considering the consistency and quality of the Berry Brothers bottlings! S.

Master of Malt Customer Dec 18, 2013

Speyside 18 Year Old 1995 (cask 33) - (Berry Bros. & Rudd) 70cl Whisky

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Reviews for Speyside 18 Year Old 1995 (cask 33) - (Berry Bros. & Rudd)

Overly woody, weird and not very pleasant to say the least! An odd choice and one that does not match the high quality of the Berry Brothers bottlings!

Overly woody, weird and not very pleasant to say the least! An odd choice and one that does not match the high quality of the Berry Brothers bottlings!

Reviews for Speyside 18 Year Old 1995 (cask 33) - (Berry Bros. & Rudd)

Overly woody, weird and not very pleasant to say the least! An odd choice and one that does not match the high quality of the Berry Brothers bottlings!

Overly woody, weird and not very pleasant to say the least! An odd choice and one that does not match the high quality of the Berry Brothers bottlings!

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