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$574.99
It is not often we see older bottlings of Cragganmore, and not at this price... Filled into a Sherry Butt in 1995, the whisky was matured 26 years before bottling at 54.7%. 88.25pts Whiskybase.
700ml mlOUT OF STOCK
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Andrew's Tasting Note
Nose: rich, nutty, and sherried; fruit compote, mixed berries in syrup, and dried dark fruits galore: cooked raisins, grilled figs, and stewed prunes; musty old oak in a dunnage warehouse and firm spices: anise, fennel, and clove; soft leather and tobacco to round things out.
Palate: still rich, nutty, and spicy with layers of fruit and other decadent things; classic old sherry cask notes: Christmas cake, leather, tobacco, chocolate and dark fruits; the chocolate has a spicy edge with a bit of cayenne heat; cinnamon hearts, maple syrup, treacle sauce, fig jam, and grape-y sherry tones; there is a creamy base layer, and a touch of tropical fruit poking its head out.
Finish: rich, fruity, and decadent with fading dried fruits, chocolate, and more hot spice; late tropical notes peek out from below the sherry.
Comment: I love it, it was my favourite whisky in the recent Hunter Laing tasting we did; reminds of me of twenty-something GlenDronachs from a decade ago; gorgeous!
Producer Tasting Note
"A rich, intense nose with dark fruits, honey and cocoa powder. Oily and mouth-coating with dark chocolate orange, toffee and light ginger. The finish is long, sweet and satisfying with a touch of drying oak."
$244.99
Inchgower doesn't get enough love. It's one of Diageo's invisible distilleries, with most of its production destined for Bells Blended Whisky. Official bottlings are as nearly as scarce as hen's teeth. A tired cliche, I know, but quite apropos. Fortunately, we've seen a handful of really cool indie bottlings over the last couple years, such as this 1998 from First Editions. Not a bad price for a cask strength 23-year-old.
Only 120 bottles from Refill Hogshead HL18466.
Natural colour, non-chill filtered, and bottled at 55.4% abv.
$1134.99
This Sherry Butt of 1995 Glenfarclas was bottled as a Family Cask at 26 years of age and 58.2%. 91pst Whiskybase
$469.99
Distilled in the legendary year of 1996, it wss in a Refill Sherry Butt for 24 Years before bottling at 50%.
$179.99
This 15 year old Craigellachie from First Editions, was matured in a Sherry Butt, filled in 2007, and has been bottled at 56.3%.
