Scott's Selection Craigellachie 1991 20 Years Old Tasting notes and reviews
Scott's Selection Craigellachie 1991 20 Years Old
- Brand
- Scott's Selection
- Expression
- Craigellachie 1991 20 Years Old
- Type
- Scotch Whisky ~ Single Malt
- Age
- 20 years old
- Abv
- 55.80%
- Produced at
- Speyside Distillers
- Region
- Highland
- Availability
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| United Kingdom | ||
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Berry's Craigellachie 1991 20 Years Old | £66.95 |
Gavin D.Smith
81- Nose
- Mashy, cereal notes, plant leaves and vanilla. Plain chocolate and raisins.
- Palate
- Lots of fresh spices and a carry-over of dark chocolate from the nose. Malty and oily.
- Finish
- Relatively long and spicy, with chocolate notes becoming fruitier.
- Comment
- Starts off nosing younger than its years, but grows into itself with time.
Rob Allanson
85- Nose
- Bread-like notes, reminiscent of fresh cut barley. Breakfast muesli. Great layers of vanilla and Maltesers.
- Palate
- Waves of ground spices and melted chocolate; in fact chocolate covered cornflakes. Some dried fruits.
- Finish
- Long and leaves a malty aftertaste.
- Comment
- A little shy at first but this is well worth the wait.
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