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Berrys' Own Selection 1973

Berrys' Own Selection

Berrys' Own Selection

Teaninich Distillery

1973

Berrys' Own Selection

ABV: 43%

Age: No age statement Years Old

Year Bottled: 2002

Style: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Region: Highland

Bottling: Berry Bros. & Rudd

Overall
Score

7.2

Tasting Notes

Nose

Slightly watery colour. Light with hint of Moscato grappa, perfumed but a little hard.

Palate

Light and sweet, quite grassy.

Finish

Hot. Acorn.

Comment

Just seems a little unformed. Not holding all its parts together.

Taster Score

6.5

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