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Double aged and finished in Caribbean rum casks for extra smoothness. With notes of brown sugar, tropical fruits, caramel and biscuity cereal.
| Alcohol by Volume | 40.0% |
| Country of Origin | Scotland |
| UPC | 080480984519 |
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Critic reviews and blind-tasting competition results for this bottle.
A delicious dram with a sunny disposition, this drums out aromas of butter biscuits, raisins, vanilla sugar, cane honey, and abundant tropical fruit notes of guava and papaya. … they should have done this years ago.
The nose brings notes of pepper, cinnamon and nutmeg followed by hints of caramel and apricot. … The sweet caramel note continues into the finish with an added hint of ginger.
Delightful fruit and oak aromas with some hints of beer and hops. The luxurious and creamy palate is gently sweet with a fruit character that continues to enthral. A fine, floral backdrop, and a complex finish.
Malty with notes of sweet vanilla spice and orchard fruit flavours.
A floral opening with raisin and liquorice providing the base tones. Tarry robustness, with a certain earthy charm, and a complex blend of spices on the finish.
Honeyed fruit with hints of wax on the nose, rounded and viscous mouthfeel with gentle peat smoke and touches of oak spice. Full bodied and firm.
8 medals from 4 competitions, 2020 to 2023.
How strongly each flavor family shows up across 7 notes from 4 publications, weighted by source.
Dewar's 'Caribbean Smooth' Rum Cask Finish 8 Year Old against other Scotch whiskies we carry. Closer dots taste more alike.
Closest Scotch whiskies at a similar price: The Glenlivet Caribbean Reserve ($34.97), Aberfeldy 12 Year Old ($29.97), and Dewar's 15 Year Old ($24.97).
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