DoubleWood from Three Pack | |
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The Balvenie Doublewood | |
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Bananas, heather, malty sweetness Honeyed cereals, late summer heather, a hint of apples, spices Nice and spicey, some oakiness - medium to dark gold 0 | |
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12 Years Old |
Single Malt |
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Willie JJ wrote:I suspect we have the same idea just a different interpretation.
What is it with you and Bananas? Do you have shares in a banana company?
21 Portwood from Three Pack | |
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The Balvenie 21 yo Portwood | |
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Sawdust, very light heather and honey, light maltiness, faint fruits Orange compote, heather, other floral, honey, malty, spicy Long with a rich spiciness intermingle with dark orange flavors. This seems so different. Must present this slightly differently to my palate. Amber Gold 77 | |
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21 Years Old |
Single Malt |
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woodhill wrote:I think thats what we are finding, but I have just poured myself another '91 just to make sure...
Purely in the interests of research you will understand!
Collector57 wrote:David
Do you have any information on why Balvenie would do away with one of the best of the range (The 10 yo FR) and replace it with something more bland?
Willie JJ wrote:Ganga wrote:Wait a minute, I just found raisins in the 21 Portwood. Really getting yummy now.
Ganga are you sure the kids didn't drop them in when you weren't looking?