Whiskey Scotch Highlands 12 Year 46% ABV
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Glengarry, a 12-year-old malt from Loch Lomond distillery, is named after Alexander Ranaldson MacDonnell of the Highland Glengarry clan, recognized for wearing bonnets centuries ago when tartans or kilts were prohibited. The malt is matured in a blend of bourbon, re-fill, and re-charred oak casks.
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Imagine a song you dislike at the start and finish, but a middle solo compels you to replay it due to its sole merit. This is that concept in liquid form. I won't analyze the aroma since another person described it well, but I'll say that both the unimpressive nose and the unpleasantly bitter finish make this spirit one to avoid.
Smells like nail polish and ink with some grape bubblegum. The color suggests it's artificially colored. The palate has a bit of bitter caramel. I don't want to buy this again. I drank the whole bottle in a week just to get rid of it. Cheers!
Smooth, appears like the description, with a bit of burn.
I am not a fan... to put it mildly.
Fruity with a touch of smoke.
scotch (yuck) earthy
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