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This lively bottling of the edinburgh malt has more body than younger expressions yet retains Glenkinchie's appetising & elegant character. It has been matured in refill european oak butts to bring out its smooth texture. Warming bittersweet nature and drying spicy pungency. Glenkinchie develops its naturally elegant and appetising character in one of Scotland's largest wash stills. Set amid rolling fields barley just twenty miles from the heart of the capital. This is truly 'The Edinburgh Malt'. The nose is rich and generous, with notes of lime, toffee apple and walnuts. The palate is smooth, sweet and warming, growing spicy, with aromatic wood and creamy toffee. Adding water develops the sweet smoothness into a fine delicacy, with a subtle pungency and a long warming finish. Well balanced and with a pleasing, sublte complexity, delightful at the natural cask strength and even more indulgent with a little water.
| Alcohol by Volume | 57.2% |
| Country of Origin | Scotland |
| UPC | 088076180796 |
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The palate showcases a lovely vanilla custard, with savory stewed fruits, waxy honey, toffee, chocolate, and spice … Finish is long lasting and lusciously smooth, particularly impressive at the proof.
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1991 Glenkinchie 24 Year Old against other Scotch whiskies we carry. Closer dots taste more alike.
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