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Duncan Taylor Rare Auld 1972, 35 Years Old

Duncan Taylor Rare Auld

Duncan Taylor Rare Auld

Glen Grant Distillery

1972, 35 Years Old

Duncan Taylor

ABV: 53.5%

Age: 35 Years Old

Style: Single Malt

Country: Scotland

Region: Speyside

Bottling: Duncan Taylor

Overall
Score

8.2

Tasting Notes

Nose

Marzipan,sweet lime,citrus zest.

Palate

Sweet,soft pear and melon,very fresh, an oral rainbow of fruit flavours.

Finish

Beautifully clean and refreshing. Demands another sip.

Comment

A total thoroughbred,wearing its age well.

Taster Score

8.7

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