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A blended malt from The Glasgow Distillery Co., inspired by the malt tax riots of 1725. The Government tried to impose taxes on Scotland's malted barley, which people protested against, particularly in Glasgow, where malt stores were barricades and excise men are chased away the city. This expression features a core of the distillery's 1770 whisky, and features other malt whiskies from across Scotland. Well suited to using in all sorts of classic whisky cocktails and mixed drinks, this one.
Freshly baked bread with marmalade, floral vanilla, a whisper of sawdust.
Fruitier on the palate, with some zesty citrus and mango, shortly joined by gingerbread and amaretti biscuits.
Lingering ginger spiciness.
Stick to the Single Malts Glasgow Distillery Co. This fails to hit the mark. Blended Malts should be so much better. This is £10 too expensive. Sorry not for me.
Well composed and feels more powerful than the percentage shows.
Quite nice sipping whisky
Creme brulee flavours, good mouthfeel, makes the best whisky sour I've had.
Brilliant with a splash of ginger ale, nice floral notes and spicy finish. Good value and a decent dram.
