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Old Masters Clynelish 1989

Tasted in Whisky Magazine Issue 29 by Michael Jackson and Dave Broom.

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Tasting Notes

Michael Jackson Nose Very fresh. Fresh apple. Palate Oily but also grainy. Sweet start, becoming grassy and mustardy. Finish Firm, long, appetising. Comment Very much in line with recent bottlings. Not especially peaty, but crisp, clean and decisive in it's flavours.

Dave Broom Nose Waxy. Dried and overripe fruit. Becomes creamier with water. The waxiness is always there, but there's a slightly dirty note. Palate Honey, some sweetness. Engine oil. Finish Soft. Comment A good one, though spoiled by that slightly grubby character.