Dewar Rattray Cask Collection

Teaninich Distillery

30 Years Old

Dewar Rattray

ABV: 60.8%

Age: 30 Years Old

Style: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Region: Highland

Bottling: Dewar Rattray

Overall
Score

7.6

Tasting Notes

Nose

High alcohol. Limoncello light wood (ash) camomile/scented grass then guava and mandarin. Slightly vegetal.

Palate

Sweet and concentrated with clove, kumquat and a hint of clove.

Finish

Long and spicy.

Comment

Manages to corral a number of disparate flavours well.

Taster Score

7.8

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