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Auchentoshan 21 Year Old Single Malt Lowland Scotch Whisky https://greatdrams.com/auchentoshan-21-year-old-single-malt-lowland-scotch-whisky/
Auchentoshan 21 Year Old Single Malt Lowland Scotch Whisky
A big age statement from an innovative Lowland distillery, this Auchentoshan 21 Year Old is a wonderful dram.
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Hey guys! How's it going?🙂. . Autumn has officially started and what better way to start off the fall season than with a great whisky review 😉. . This time around we have the Auchentoshan 12yo. . Triple distilled and aged for 12 years, this single malt SC whisky conquers with its aroma of browned almonds, caramel and its delicate, unmistakable Auchentoshan taste. In 2008, when the range was completely reconfigured, Auchentoshan 12 Years replaced the 10-year-old version on the market, to offer whisky lovers a more intense experience and a richer flavor. . The water used to make this award-winning whiskey comes from Loch Cochna, a lake in the Highlands. . Here is my review:. . Nose: Burnt sugar cream, citrus blast and characteristic Auchentoshan flavor of nuts and green leaves. . Palate: Sweet and delicate, with notes of tangerine and lime. . Finish: Slightly dry, with a touch of ginger and walnut flavor. . Color: Golden honey. . So what do you guys think about this one?🙂 Have you tried it?. . Cheers guys and have a great weekend!🥃✨🥃. . #scottishwhisky #whisky #auchentoshan #auchentoshan12 #auchentoshanwhisky #exbourboncask #sherrycask #whiskey #scotch #firewaterxo #scotchwhisky #whiskyporn #whiskygram #whiskybar #bottle #drinks #scotland #saturday #saturdayvibes #weekend #weekendvibes #speyside #speysidewhisky #cigar #whiskyparty #cheers #romania #cluj #autumn #autumnvibes (at Cluj-Napoca) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFm1S0ysFvA/?igshid=1het300b7rxke
Round 24
A solid round with a lot of variety. Although two of the scotches proved to be a little divisive, we’re quickly discovering that Deanston produces some tasty bottles of Scotch. So far, we have yet to be disappointed by the distillery either in the club or through our own personal collections.
Date: 3/2/2019
Bottles:
Deanston 2008 Brandy Finish
Auchentoshan 21
The Arran Malt Smuggler Series - Volume 3
Deanston 2008 Brandy Finish
This is a nice and wild one. Heady on the first sip but that mellows out a bit after sitting in the glass for a few minutes. Sweet like maple syrup, followed by strong oaky notes. Then the brandy punches through. If you’re a bourbon drinker, or want to surprise a bourbon drinker, this one’s a good choice.
Auchentoshan 21
We didn’t have kind words for this one. A triple-distilled whisky is gonna lose all its character from the grain, leaving only neutral spirit and the barrel to do its job. Second-use barrels don’t really do a good job, that’s why you start with a heartier spirit than this. Boring. Nothing going on here. Whispers of whisky. You buy this for the “21″ on the front, not for the quality. Hard pass.
The Arran Malt Smugglers Series - Volume 3
We reviewed Volume 1 before, but missed Volume 2. Volume 3 was a doozy. You really gotta wrestle with this one. Half the club hated it, half the club loved it. A mid-50′s ABV will give you something to chew on. Earthy, a bit grassy. A little sweet. Like a dense geological record of Scotch getting more complex by the sip.
Cheers!
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