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1257 Kensington Road NW
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$154.99
"A Festive Dram to Enjoy in Good Company", is a 20 year old Blended Scotch whisky bottled by Liquid Treasures at 43.8%. There are only 155 total bottles, with just 24 coming to Canada, exclusively to KWM!
700 mlProducer Tasting Note
Nose: Clean, slightly waxy nose with cocktail fruits, some honey and a flowering mudflat meadow.
Taste: Sweet and spicy, gentle and interesting - Cinnamon apple pudding.
$169.99
This Macduff comes from indie bottler Liquid Treasures. It was distilled in 2011 and matured in an ex-Bourbon Barrel before being bottled at 12 years old and a strength of 56.9% ABV. 85.58pts Whiskybase
Macduff Distillery was founded only around 60 years ago back in 1960 and resides near the mouth of the River Deveron near where it empties into the North Sea. That puts it in the Highlands, just north and east of Speyside. It's nearest distillery neighbours include Glenglassaugh Distillery which is about a 20-minute drive to the west along the A98 as well as Knockdhu Distillery which is about a 25-minute drive to the south and west if you start on the A98 and then connect to the A95.
$219.99
Acurious creation from Angus and the team at Decadent Drinks, the blend might be 12 years of age, but there are components which go back to the early 1970s. 53% 87.58pts Whiskybase
Producer Description
"We don’t usually dabble in blends. Angus will happily remind anyone that he’s an “out and proud malt snob” nine days out of ten. But every now and then, fate drops something into your lap that’s too good to ignore. In this case, it was a tiny parcel of very old, very low-strength North of Scotland grain whisky from 1973. The kind of spirit that practically begs to be given a stage rather than left gathering dust. We married it with sherry-matured blended malt, then folded in a few venerable Speyside malts (peated and unpeated) before giving the whole lot over a year’s rest in a refill sherry hogshead. The result was bottled at a judicious 53%, a few degrees down for balance and drinkability. For the label, there was only one choice: Charlie MacLean. The original champion of blended Scotch, whisky legend, friend, and inspiration. If anyone deserves to front our first foray into blends, it’s him. This isn’t just a blend, it’s a love letter to the category from a bunch of supposed malt snobs. And if you’re going to break your own rules, you might as well do it properly."
