Alcohol: 47
Region: Highlands
Color: Fine sherry
Nose: Smoky, slighty woody
Body: Medium
Palate: Dry, heathery, oaky
Finish: Perfumy, slight woodiness
First Tasted: October 2003
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Great scotch. Med/full bodied with a complex array of flavors and a sutle smokiness. High recommended, although price is a bit steep.
Great scotch, one of my favorites. Not much of a difference between 12 and 18,so would go with the 12 and save the money.