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Glenkinchie
Glenkinchie 12yo 700ml
Glenkinchie 12yo 700ml
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₱3,449.00
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Glenkinchie's Distillers Edition bottlings feature whisky from the Lowland distillery finished in casks that previously held Amontillado Sherry. This one was distilled in 2004 and allowed to age until 2016. A Lowland whisky that’s something of a rarity., Glenkinchie Distillers Edition works best neat.
Glenkinchie Details
Spirit Type: Whisky
Country: Scotland
ABV: 43%
Bottle Size: 700ml
Vintage Year: 2003
Bottled: 2015
Tasting Notes
Nose: Brisk, sharp, and brittle. An excellent Nose; astonishing balance and complexity between sweet and dry. The slightly firmer, drier notes are provided by very soft vanillins and crisp grape; the sweeter, nuttier ones by the malted barley and possibly the Spanish oak.
Taste: Essentially dry following a very early burst of biscuity-sweetness. Enormous malt character, the more pronounced as it can be measured against the thin fruitiness of the grape.
Finish: A very long offering of oak. Remains dry with very faint peppery notes - again, oak induced - spicing things up a little. Some very late caramel softens things down, though - especially when the glass has warmed in the hand.
Glenkinchie Details
Spirit Type: Whisky
Country: Scotland
ABV: 43%
Bottle Size: 700ml
Vintage Year: 2003
Bottled: 2015
Tasting Notes
Nose: Brisk, sharp, and brittle. An excellent Nose; astonishing balance and complexity between sweet and dry. The slightly firmer, drier notes are provided by very soft vanillins and crisp grape; the sweeter, nuttier ones by the malted barley and possibly the Spanish oak.
Taste: Essentially dry following a very early burst of biscuity-sweetness. Enormous malt character, the more pronounced as it can be measured against the thin fruitiness of the grape.
Finish: A very long offering of oak. Remains dry with very faint peppery notes - again, oak induced - spicing things up a little. Some very late caramel softens things down, though - especially when the glass has warmed in the hand.
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