Whiskey Scotch Scotland No age statement 40% ABV
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This blended Scotch is a standard offering from Pernod Ricard. Its name is inspired by the ballad "The Hundred Pipers," which recounts the story of Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobites.
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Appearance is somewhat pale gold with standard alcohol legs. The aroma carries notes of sweet grains and underlying peat smoke, with a hint of wax. The taste echoes these elements, with the smokiness supporting the main body. Mouthfeel is medium-high, and 100 Pipers concludes mildly and smoothly. RJT
A spirit that fits the budget, but you'll regret it the next day. A strong, pungent vanilla scent, an unpleasant aftertaste, numbness on the tongue, and not smooth when consumed neat. It needs to be mixed. Not a fantastic whisky! A shame.
A very standard blend. Full of vanilla, with a hint of mustiness. Not the worst option, but certainly suited for mixing
Meh, cheap whiskey from a restaurant. It was better than anticipated, though.
Nose: minimal, smoky Palate: peat Finish: lingering and intense heat
I am undecided about this flavor.
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