Laurence Lackey
3.0
It's acceptable, but for the price, you anticipate more. Not much on the nose, the taste is good, but there's no lingering flavor. Not advised.
Longmorn
Longmorn 18 Year
Whiskey Scotch Speyside 18 Year
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To honor the 130th anniversary of the Speyside whisky brand, Longmorn introduced two new single malt whiskies to the US market: this 18 year-old and a 22 year-old. Both expressions were primarily aged in American oak and bottled at cask strength without chill-filtration. With the launch of these two whiskies, Longmorn has committed to releasing single malt whiskies with a minimum age of 18 years. Availability began in February 2024. (SRP $279.99)
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