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Signatory Coleburn 1991

Tasted in Whisky Magazine Issue 20 by Michael Jackson and Dave Broom.

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Tasting Notes

Michael Jackson Nose Resiny. Lemon skins. Leafy. Boiled potatoes. Earthy. Palate Creamy. Vegetal, Sweet. Parsnips? Finish Slightly sour. Grassy. With water, a late, sudden, hint of peat. Comment I’m glad still to be able to taste a whisky from this long-gone distillery, but it’s really one for the collectors.

Dave Broom Nose Chewy, soft and cuddly. Ovaltine, hot cross bun, coconut, green fruit/olive oil, light smoke, sulphur. Palate Fairly dry but attractive mix of chewy malt, nut and light oiliness. Good texture with some white fruit, dry edges and a wisp of smoke running through the centre. Finish Sweet. Comment Good everyday kind of dram.