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Rank: 54.8 pctl
Value: $13.68 / pctl
Islands • $749.50 • 45.8% ABV
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Rank: 53.1 pctl
Value: $15.08 / pctl
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Fettercairn 28 Year Old
Long-aged whisky from Fettercairn, distilled in a unique still that cools the neck with a constantly running cascade of water, helping to create a fruity and flavoursome spirit. This 28-year-old was matured in ex-bourbon casks and pairs the distillery's fruity character with darker, nuttier notes.
100% Malted Barley
Ratings:
Whisky Advocate: 87.00 pts
Whiskybase: 86.80 pts
Part of the Whyte and Mackay family of brands.
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Nose: Pineapple and melon give way to treacle and banana, with a hint of warm ginger and liquorice
Palate: Citrus peel and black pepper, tempered by walnuts, vanilla, and spices.
Finish: Coffee, apricot, and a touch of sweet balsamic complete this rewarding experience
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Rank: 54.8 pctl
Value: $13.68 / pctl
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Talisker 25 Year Old
Talisker 25 Year Old is a rare, premium single malt Scotch whisky from the Isle of Skye's oldest distillery (est. 1830). Matured for over two decades-largely in Bourbon Hogshead and European refill casks-it transforms Talisker's signature peppery, maritime smoke into a sophisticated, mellower, and complex dram.
100% Malted Barley
Pro Ratings:
Whisky Advocate: 86.00 pts
Whiskybase: 88.00 pts
Total Wine: 90.00 pts
Part of the Diageo family of brands.
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Nose: Delicate maritime smoke meets honeyed citrus, dried apple, and rich woody notes of sappy pine and polished oak
Palate: Creamy and complex with soft caramel, orange zest, and mature leather, perfectly balanced by a restrained, gentle chili pepper spice
Finish: Exceptionally long and warm, featuring lingering hints of brine, honeyed smoke, and drying oak tannins.
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