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Strathclyde 29yo 55.7%
Single Grain Whisky From Scotland
A rummy and slightly spicy bottling of two barrels of Strathclyde.
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| %Volume | 55.7 |
| Age | 29 |
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| Volume (ml) | 700 |
Price £89.00
2 in stock
Nose
Rummy! moscovado sugar, fudge.
Flavour
Very chewy. Cinnamon toast, hints of lime.
Finish
Hint of paprika, peppermint, dark chocolate.
Reviews
Colour: gold. Nose: oranges and vanilla, candy sugar, Fanta, Cuban rum, corn syrup. Not the deepest whisky ever, but it’s okay. I think. With water: engine oil, brake fluid, plasticine, peanut oil, all things never to be found in ‘pure’ grain whisky. Mouth (neat): good, vanilla, orange syrup, traces of peat, soot, and seawater. The casks were excellent. With water: creamy vanilla and almond milk, malt, Golden Grahams, pommes tapées (that’s slices of apples that are hammered and dried, a great specialty they have around Angers and Saumur. Goes well with sweet chenin blanc, I tell you). Finish: medium, on fudge and apples, cinnamon… Comments: fine! There was some peat before we added water, but it got grainier again once reduced. Should have been the other way ‘round, go figure…
84 for a grain from Serge is very high praise!
Whiskyfun.com - Serge
