… this delivers a smooth and polished nose, deftly balancing honey sweetness with moderate peat smoke, supported by barbecued dry fruits and orange peel. Citrus, honey, and toasted pastry flavors, with flashes of dried apricot, tropical fruits, and grapefruit flesh …
The Gladstone Axe The Black Axe Blended Malt Scotch Whisky 750ml
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William Gladstone, our great-great-grandfather and four times Prime Minister has a love for Scotland. He signed the Spirits Act of 1880 which allowed for blending of Scotch for the first time ever. Known as "The Grand Old Man" his passion and pastime was felling trees with his trusty collection of axes. In his honour we present this exceptionally smooth blend of malt whiskies with a touch of smoke -- produced with peated malts from the highlands and islands of Scotland.
Product Specs
| Alcohol by Volume | 43.0% |
| Country of Origin | Scotland |
| UPC | 810035510258 |
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Flavor profile
How strongly each flavor family shows up across 2 notes from 2 publications, weighted by source.
- Herbal & greenA hint
- Fruitybarbecued dry fruits, orange peel, citrus, dried apricot, tropical fruitsClear
- Sweethoney sweetness, honeyLight
- Oak & malttoasted pastry, maltLight
- Smokemoderate peat smoke, a touch of smoke, peated maltsLight
- SpiceA hint
Flavor scores are our estimates. A flavor scores higher when more critics mention it and when they describe it more strongly, so no single review sets the result. They are not a rating from any publication.