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Rank: 5.5 pctl
Value: $21.94 / pctl
Lowlands • $119.99 • 43.0% ABV
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Rank: 78.3 pctl
Value: $1.60 / pctl
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Dalwhinnie Distillers Edition
Smooth aromatic heather and honey sweetness, Dalwhinnie Distillers Edition is a welcoming Highland single malt. Each Distillers Edition expression undergoes a second (or double) maturation in casks that have previously held a fortified wine. Its sweetness makes it a great accompaniment to desserts such as creme brulee. A very different taste to other malts which makes this Distillers Edition an ideal gift for lovers of Dalwhinnie and rich Highland single malt whiskies. Distilled 2004 and bottled 2019.
100% Malted Barley
Ratings:
Whisky Advocate: 93.00 pts
Universal Spirits: 93.00 pts
Whiskybase: 84.00 pts
Flaviar: 88.00 pts
Part of the Diageo family of brands.
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Nose: Aroma of fresh orchards, honey, sherry, and soft spices.
Palate: Notes of malt, sweet grapes, heathered spices and honey on the palate.
Finish: Long finish with touches of oak and vanilla.
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Rank: 5.5 pctl
Value: $21.94 / pctl
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Glenkinchie Distillers Edition
Glenkinchie - The Distillers Edition is double-matured in Amontillado cask wood, the nutty character of which was elegantly chosen to round out and deepen the sweet and dry character of Glenkinchie; it has a firm, dry and really malty palate, and a spicy oak-driven finish.
100% Malted Barley
Pro Ratings:
Universal Spirits: 92.00 pts
Whiskybase: 81.80 pts
Wine Enthusiast: 91.00 pts
Flaviar: 60.00 pts
Drink Hacker: 70.00 pts
Part of the Diageo family of brands.
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Nose: Brisk, sharp, and brittle. Complex and excellent; the astonishing balance between sweet and dry. Firmer, drier notes from soft vanillins and crisp grape; sweeter, nuttier ones from malted barley, and cask wood.
Palate: Dry, after early biscuity-sweetness. The enormous malt character contrasts with the thin fruitiness of the grape.
Finish: Very long, dry, oaky. Very faint peppery notes and spice.
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