Nose: Strong ethanol smell. Charred oak. Grains and cereals. Some hints of sweet honey. Oranges. Confectionery sugar. Palate: Light feel but burns intensely. Charred oak is much stronger here. Vanilla comes through nicely. More citrusy as well. Slight malty taste. Finish: Brief. More burn. A little sweeter, closer to the nose. Overall Thoughts: I don't dislike it, but it definitely tastes like a $12 bottle of Scotch. It packs a punch but has some subtle pleasant characteristics. Not much else to say besides if you ever wanted a Scotch to shoot, this is the one.
Sir Edward's Finest Blended Scotch
2.85 Mixed reviews
Whiskey Scotch Scotland No age statement 40% ABV
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This Scotch blend comprises malt and grain whiskies from Scotland, aged for at least 3 years in oak casks. It is presented with an alcohol by volume of 40%.
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Very comparable to Chivas Regal. The notes are slightly different but it's VERY similar. Very easy to drink. Definitely MUCH better than the cheapest Ballantine’s.
Smooth and light, with a touch of oak and fruity notes.
My first scotch that's nearly undrinkable.
Acceptable with ice
Sugary. Toffee
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