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Signatory Glenlossie 1980

Brand Signatory
Expression Glenlossie 1980
Type Scotch Whisky / Single Malt
Vintage 1980
Abv 43.00%
Produced at Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky Co. Ltd.
Region Speyside
Availability Specialist Stockists
Guide Price £26-£40 (US$41-US$65)
Website http://www.edradour.co.uk

Tasted in Whisky Magazine Issue 14 by Michael Jackson and Jim Murray.

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Tasting Notes

Michael Jackson

Nose
Sweet maltiness. Cereal grains. Sandalwood. Musk. Light smoke. Light on the tongue, very smooth.
Palate
Sweet. Malty but light and refreshing.
Finish
Oily. Creamy.
Comment
Delicate, appetising and refreshing, but falls away in the middle.

Jim Murray

Nose
Subdued slightly. Surprisingly fresh.
Palate
Mouth-watering. A fine flush of intense malt tops the middle. Excellent bittersweet ratio.
Finish
Now the oak kicks in, but gently so.
Comment
A much busier, more complex malt than the nose suggests. Entertaining stuff.

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