Single Malt
Scotland
No
No
Originally released as a Travel Retail exclusive, this single malt from The Macallan was produced in partnership with The Whisky Shop. Now discontinued, it'll make a splendid addition to a Macallan collection.
This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in touch!
Spiced and ginger, vanilla cream and barrel char, lavender, parma violets, lemon zest.
Sweet and zesty, notes of spice, malt and tangy citrus, a little fudge, cocoa and nutmeg.
Long and spiced, tar and linseed oil.
This is a great bottle of Scotch !
Bitchen bottle of smoothness!! I normally get the 18, this is very very drinkable. I will still buy the 18, but if this is next to it, it would be a hard choice.
Instead of a few drops of water to be added to bring out its hidden flavor, I just add 1 small ice cube to 3 ounces, swirl in a Scotch glass, sit back on the couch, watch the sunset and love every sip. Truly satisfying.
Hello there! The Speyside region is geographically located within the Highlands (see: http://www.scotch-whisky.org.uk/understanding-scotch/whisky-regions-tours/), which means that legally they can call themselves a Highland whisky. It's rather confusing, but legal, and the Macallan (along with Glenfarclas) are very much Speyside whiskies. --The Chaps at Master of Malt
In this websites details about this bottle, it says Region Speyside. the bottle says Highland. Im i missing something?
