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A Highland malt whisky distillery, built in 1817 and the first in Scotland to be granted a Royal Warrant at the behest of King William IV in 1835. It is today part of the Bacardi Limited Scotch whisky holdings via John Dewar & Sons and its brand marketed as part of the Last Great Malts collection. An iconic Italian importer and independent bottler, founded in 1968 by Silvano Samaroli. The company ...
Based on 4 published Maltiply reviews.
Tropical fruit and citrus keep this Highland malt lively.
copper kettle11 JulThe tropical fruit, citrus and floral notes give way to a richer, creamy palate, then spice and dried fruit. That shift keeps the character interesting without feeling crowded.
paperboat.tram15 AprTropical fruit meets citrus!
SunbeamRover5 MarThe clearest contrast is between the bright tropical fruit, citrus, and floral notes on the nose and the richer, creamy palate. Vanilla and oak add a softer thread, while spice and dried fruit carry through the long finish. That gives the whisky a sense of movement rather than one dominant flavour, which makes its character appealing without needing a crowded list of descriptors.
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