Master of Malt Cragganmore 20 Years Old, 1991 Tasting notes and reviews
Master of Malt Cragganmore 20 Years Old, 1991
- Brand
- Master of Malt
- Expression
- Cragganmore 20 Years Old, 1991
- Type
- Scotch Whisky ~ Single Malt
- Age
- 20 years old
- Abv
- 54.20%
- Vintage
- 1991
- Produced at
- Master of Malt ~ Cragganmore Distillery
- Region
- Speyside
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Dave Broom
77- Nose
- Light and discreet with blossom like edges. White tea with lemon, a hint of agave. Chalky and ultimately fragrant.
- Palate
- Clean and very pure with wild flowers and lily. Some acidity giving balance. Thicker in the centre of the tongue than you might expect.
- Finish
- Clean and quick.
- Comment
- An unexpectedly light (but well balanced) Cragganmore.
Martine Nouet
74- Nose
- Prickly. The alcohol is aggressive. Herbal. Lemon balm. White tea. Drying hay but with a musty touch. Lemonade. Aeration tames the fieriness. Light flowery aromas.
- Palate
- Crisp but not as spirity as the nose would let expect. The same herbal profile as on the nose.
- Finish
- Short.Minty. With a dusty spices feel.
- Comment
- That whisky has obviously matured in a tired cask. The alcohol is not mastered. But the aromatic profile is not unpleasant.
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