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Glen Scotia Double Cask
When it comes to whisky, double cask offers a robust flavour profile that makes it a truly sensational sipping experience. Matured in the finest first-fill American oak barrels before being finished for up to 12 months in Pedro Ximénez sherry casks. This outstanding single malt whisky provides the perfect balance of rich spicy fruits overlaid with the characteristic sea spray and vanilla oak finish for which the house of Glen Scotia is famous.
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Part of the Loch Lomond Group family of brands.
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Nose: Very sweet. Initially, it is all creme caramel, caramelised fruit sugars, wood sugar, toffee and fudge before some apple and peach come through. In time, a charred note of bourbon with a pleasing dusty dryness. Has some power.
Palate: Sweet start and quite fat. Though the alcohol gives a little tongue-tingling buzz, the result is a good mid-palate weight. The dry distillery character is still there, but there is now depth to counter. Water slightly dismantles the different elements but adds some dried mint.
Finish: Deep and dark, with gentle spice and lingering peat smoke.
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Glen Grant 15 Year Old
Master Distiller Dennis Malcolm crafted the 15 Year Old single malt Scotch whisky at 50% ABV batch strength, which resulted in a profound expression of The Glen Grant's signature style. It offers a rich palate of spiced pear, apricot, and vanilla, leaving a nutty finish with delicate notes of fruit.
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Part of the Campari Group family of brands.
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Nose: Floral, citrus, apple, honeydew melon, caramel, and oak.
Palate: Honey, vanilla, apricot marmalade, malt, and spice.
Finish: Long, malty, honey, apple, and soft spice.
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