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A brand of independently bottled single malt Scotch whiskies from Duncan Taylor. The name of the label refers to the fact that the whiskies are non-chill-filtered and non-coloured. A Speyside malt distillery located in the town after which it is named. It was built in 1967 by Mackinlay-McPherson and was traded around several notable distilling companies before being sold to Billy Walker in 2017. U ...
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85.2 / 100 · Based on 5 published reviews.
shortwave.postcard15 OctThe appeal here is the contrast between juicy fruit and a light hint of smoke, followed by a fuller, buttery palate with herbs and spices. The warming finish brings in bitterish smoky tones, giving the whisky a more measured close than its fragrant nose might suggest. That shift from fruit to smoke gives the character some shape, and the combination sounds warmly inviting without relying on a single dominant note.
bookshop compass27 Septjuicy fruit meets buttery herbs and spice, with a smoky, bitter edge.
fern compass16 SeptThe 46% ABV sits alongside a warmly described character, with juicy fruit and light smoke on the nose. The buttery palate and bitterish smoky finish add some contrast, which makes this a quietly appealing Speyside single malt.
MoonlitCloud9 SeptA 13-year-old Scottish single malt with fruity, lightly smoky notes.
