Whyte and Mackay 13 Year Old

(70cl, 40.0%)

Awards for Whyte and Mackay 13

Gold

Scotch Whisky - Deluxe Blend - 2013

International Wine & Spirit Competition

Whyte and Mackay 13 Details

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(Scotch Whisky)

Region

(Other Scotch Whisky)

Distillery

(Whyte & Mackay)

Bottler

(Whyte & Mackay)

Age

(13 year old Whisky)

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Whyte and Mackay 13 Bottling Note

The world famous range of blends created by James Whyte and Charles Mackay, founding the company, as they did, in 1844. This is the core bottling, at an unusual 13 years of age.

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Tasting Note by The Chaps at Master of Malt

The nose is quite rich and well-balanced. There are notes of oak and resin, a touch of sherried peels and Oloroso, a little honeyed sweetness. The palate is quite thick with a good mouth feel. There are notes of honey and sherry and a little smoke. The finish is of good length.

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User Reviews of the Whyte and Mackay 13 Year Old

The Thirteen

Alcohol and wood almost kill me at first... this is the worst and cheapest 12 years old "or more"... whisky i ever taste.

2nd June 2014

Whyte & Mckay Thirteen

I’ve never been a big fan of the standard ‘Special’ Whyte & Mackay, don’t get me wrong I’m not a malt snob, I am capable of enjoying a dram of cheap blends but I’ve always thought ‘Special’ is a bit too sweet and has too vague malt character, it is dominated by the young slightly rough grains helped only by a bit of sherry cask influence. This ‘Thirteen’ though is leagues ahead of ‘Special’, the grain whiskies seem to have been smoothed out with the extra time in the casks, the malt character is a bit more pronounced and it has a more clearly defined sherry influence. In my opinion it’s one of the best value whiskies money can buy, anyone that says this is a poor whisky doesn't know what they’re talking about.

26th May 2014

not very nice

Starts off ok with reasonable malt whiskey aromas & sweet / creamy in the mouth, but the finish is just grain spirit which made me shudder.

Probably just right to finish a heavy evening in a Glasgow boozer. But for me this bottle is going to the back of the cupboard, its barely drinkable.

26th March 2014

4 stars

Forgot to give this a star rating on my previous post.

31st January 2014

Easy to drink.

Good beginner whisky. Nice rounded flavours and very easy to drink. Though lacks any real distinguishing characteristics. Would recommend for anyone just getting into whisky drinking. But if you are looking for something more complex then maybe not the whisky for you.

31st January 2014

Lacklustre

After I tried special, which is actually a nice entry level blend, this tasted like a really cheap armagnac and is obviously dissapointment. Richard Paterson should be ashamed!

10th April 2013

Love this whisky!

I am from America and all my gay friends love this whisky! You'll be taking Favre pictures in no time.

4th December 2010

Surprise

The softness, creamyness on the nose. Lovely.This whisky tastes exactly as described above. It is great dram.Have to try the older brothers 19 and 22. Pleasant whisky experience. Bargain at the price.

6th September 2010