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1257 Kensington Road NW
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$37.99
Produced by Adelphi - The Private Stock Blend (also called 'The Dancing Man' or 'Dancey Man' if you want to annoy Andrew) is a solid and inexpensive Blended Scotch. For its price, the blend has a fairly high malt content.
40% ABV
700 ml
$33.99
Wanna play spin the bottle? From John Distilleries in India, the Roulette is a blend of peated malt whisky and grain whisky matured in American oak, then bottled at 42.8%.
$69.99
Bottled at 46%, this is a more heavily peated, and more premium offering than the standard Adelphi Private Stock Blend!
$53.99
This high malt content Blended Scotch Whisky from Adelphi was created from a high proportion of whisky matured in sherry before bottling at 46%.
Producer Description
70% Malt / 30% Grain - 40 ex Bourbon ASB of Malt Whisky distilled in the West Highlands (2018) / 5 ex Bourbon ASB of Malt Whisky distilled in Campbeltown (2016) / 16 ex Sherry hogsheads of Malt Whisky distilled in the West Highlands (2018) / 21 ex Bourbon hogsheads of Grain whisky distilled in the Lowlands. (2017)
$61.99
Made from Arran Distillers’ Single malt which is produced at their Lochranza Distillery on the Isle of Arran. Aged in a combination of ex-ex-Sherry Hogsheads and ex-Bourbon casks. Bottled at 43% ABV.
Evan’s Tasting Note
Nose: Fresh out of the oven biscuits, pear compote, apple strudel, ripe banana, whipped cream with a dash of vanilla, elderflower, light dunnage notes and a touch of balsa wood and eucalyptus,
Palate: Smooth and creamy with a dash of spice. Shortbread, candied ginger, soft jujubes, lemonade and french toast with honey drizzled on top plus a touch of cinnamon powder.
Finish: Short, but sweet with just a touch of salt and creamy dannin to slowly dry the mouth and leave it ready for more. Possibly much more.
Comment: This is likely young as there are not a lot of prominent wood notes, but man is it ever balanced. It is not overly complex, but it sure is well put together and very drinkable.
