Ladyburn 1973, 27 Years Old Tasting notes and reviews
Ladyburn 1973, 27 Years Old
- Brand
- Ladyburn
- Expression
- 1973, 27 Years Old
- Type
- Scotch Whisky ~ Single Malt
- Age
- 27 years old
- Abv
- 50.40%
- Vintage
- 1973
- Produced at
- Ladyburn Distillery ( Closed 1970's )
- Region
- Lowland
- Availability
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Ladyburn 1973 27 Year Old | £699.00 |
Michael Jackson
60- Nose
- Powerfully earthy-fruity perfumes. Fruit skins. Fruit boxes at a market.
- Palate
- Smooth and syrupy. Sweet. Peachy, orangey.
- Finish
- Assertive. Dry. Peach stones. Rind-like. Woody.
- Comment
- I am pleased that this very rare malt has been made available. Ladyburn is a product about which I am frequently asked. Sad to say, its greatest appeal is as a collector's item.
Jim Murray
65- Nose
- Varying shades of light oak have not entirely dimmed the malt. Just a tad spirity but pleasant with minimum complexity.
- Palate
- Oak, oak and more (spicy) oak.
- Finish
- Oak.
- Comment
- This has lost all trace of shape and form. Pretty one-dimensional yet easily drinkable thanks to a singular malty sweetness, especially towards the very end. Don't bother opening.
Whisky Magazine Issue 12
By Royal Appointment - Jack Daniel's - Highland Park - Highland Malts.
Published November 2000.
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