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$3,799.99
Rosebank has reopened after a nearly 3 decade slumber, but it will accordingly be three decades until any of that production is this old! Only 1 bottle coming to KWM. Bottled at 47.6%, and 32 years of age, this is the 3rd and final release in the Legacy Series. 90pts Whisky Fun
Producer Description
"The third and final edition in Rosebank’s first global series of legacy releases is a crescendo in our renowned distillery’s rich, fruity, and floral house style - a worthy celebration of the revival of our irrepressible spirit! This is the crescendo in the first series of releases, and composed from a carefully selected range of casks from the small quantity we have from before the distillery’s closure in 1993."
700 mlOUT OF STOCK
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Producer Tasting Note
Nose: Elegant and balanced, boiled sweeties, pineapple cubes, dried apricot, gentle oak, candied ginger, lemon drizzle, marzipan, hints of white pepper and café latte.
Palate: Velvet mouthfeel with good body, hints of malt, thyme, butterscotch, tropical fruits, drying oak and softly warming spice.
Finish: Soft and long with lemon, honeyed porridge and toasted walnut.
90pts Whisky Fun
"Rosebank 32 yo ‘Release 3’ (47.6%, OB, 2023) [Five stars] It’s said this whisky was composed from the final three years of production before the distillery’s closure in 1993. This is the last bottling of what we could call a ‘transitional’ series. Colour: straw. Nose: there’s a clear sense of its lineage—it’s triple-distilled, yet with no hint of excessive lightness. This time, there’s a subtle note of aniseed and menthol, almost reminiscent of absinthe, adding to some slightly underripe bananas and faint touches of fresh paint (you can pick the colour). Almond milk as well. Mouth: superb herbal tension, with grape stalks and pips again, a dash of Sriracha sauce, pepper, green apples, equally green pears, and a hint of sour cherries. It unfolds much like the Littlemill—it’s amusing, really—but with just a touch more suppleness, although it still retains that razor-sharp edge. Finish: very long, very lemony, and herbaceous. It brings to mind those legendary Rare Malts. Comments: yes, the Rare Malts indeed. I rather like the somewhat Calvinist austerity of these malts, if I may say so.
SGP: 571 - 90 points."