Another great money for value whisky. Medium full mature body with a touch of fruitiness and a long smooth, slightly dry finish. Sherry, oak and a bit of citrus fill your nose. An excellent choice for beginners and not.
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American oak, virgin oak and refill bourbon are the three woods. Grant’s triple wood is a whisky, that is truly worth it’s price. Honey and candied orange, a touch of dried chili and apricots, aniseed and barley notes comprise this whisky, previously labelled as Family Reserve. Slightly smoky at the end but quite smooth overall.
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I took a little stroll along Rosehearty beach. No exaggeration. It was a stroll. Recovery from pneumonia is a slow process, so the walk was slow too. It was a meander along the sands, if you will!
The Silvery Sands of Rosehearty Beach — Ailish Sinclair
What whiskey would you enjoy on your trips Rosehearty beach?
This is my favourite whisky in terms of price and quality. The nose is sweet and gentle, also floral and fruity. The palate is smooth and medium, spicy and a tad smoky. You feel the slight peatiness at the finish.
It is the most popular blended whisky in the UK and rightfully so! Available only in the UK is a slightly smokier variant; the Bell’s Special Reserve. I highly recommend both to enjoy with friends and family, or even alone.
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Smoky. This is what you get the moment you open a Johnnie double black. Your nose is filled with the aroma, the distinct flavour of this drink. The glass closes in your nostrils and with every passing second the flavour, the smokiness, and the oak become more and more intense. You taste it. You know, this is a whisky to be savoured, to be celebrated. You don’t drink it after a tiring shift to calm you down. This scotch, it is the real deal. This is a stepping stone to the magical world of whiskies. You breathe it in. The rivers, the trees, and the air of Scotland surround you. You become a part of it. You are now in the highlands, and you drink its nectar. Aye, that’s it. Johnnie double black. Whatever path you walk, you keep walking with your chest high and your spirit… lifted.
NOSE
Obvious but gentle smokiness. Vanilla and cloves.
PALATE
Smoky and sweet. Cloves and honey. The peatiness is very interesting in this blend and it makes me think of Islay malts.
FINISH
Soft smoke, spices and and hints of citrus.
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