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1257 Kensington Road NW
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$524.99
This 52 year old, 1973 vintage, Blended Grain Scotch whisky was matured in an Oloroso Sherry Barrique before bottling at 51.9%. Bottled for North Star Spirits' 10th Anniversary. 88.67pts Whiskybase - Limit 1 Per Customer!
700 mlProducer Tasting Note
Nose: beeswaxed furniture. Black treacle, demerara sugar, & dried figs.
Palate: dark chocolate truffles with espresso crema.
Finish: dried orange, nutmeg & fading honeyed malt.
$2314.99
The House of Hazelwood has dubbed this 43 year old Blended grain "The Lost Estate." The whisky has been bottled at 41.6% after maturing in American oak.
Producer Description:
"A rare and compelling Blended Grain Scotch Whisky featuring well-matured grain whiskies from two of Scotland’s late, great grain whisky distilleries, this rich and delicious whisky combines a creamy, luscious character with bright flashes of citrus fruits and barley sugar."
$664.99
This 1972 vintage single grain was bottled from a Refill ex-Bourbon Barrel at 50.8% after 52 years. 89.04pts Whiskybase
Producer Description
"This Decadent Drams bottling is a 1972, 52 year old single refill barrel of blended grain whisky. No, we don't have a scooby which grain distillates went into this potion back in 1972. All we know is that it tastes old, mechanical, medicinal, sweet, fruity and luscious. It's like drinking a coconut full of rum inside the mind of a sentient pineapple that's learned how to operate heavy machinery and has since unionised with the other tropical fruits and is now causing headaches for the Labour government."
$179.99
This 2006 vintage 19 year old single malt was bottled at 59% after maturing in Refill Sherry. It is supposedly from a notoriously litigious Speyside distillery. Bottled for North Star Spirits 10th Anniversary. Limit 1 Per Customer!
$209.99
The label merely states that this 25 year old mystery single malt was "Distilled at an Island Distillery, Highland Region," but the North Star website says: "Secret Highland (Park) 25-year-old." This 2000 vintage whisky was bottled at 57.5% from a Refill Oloroso Hogshead. Only 18 bottles coming, limit 1 per customer.
