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Famous Grouse Whisky


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Famous Grouse Whisky

 
Description: Scottish Whisky

Newest Review: ... throat ever so smooth and gentle whilst having a slight kick at the end of the mouthful. The bottle is made out of glass ... more

 ... and has a narrow neck towards the top of the bottle as well as a label with a picture of a Red Grouse and some more information about the product as well as a some serving suggestions. I prefer to have my whisky with Coca-Cola and a few cubes of ice to keep everything nice and chilled, but not enough ice to water it down. Famous Grouse can be enjoyed with many other spirits as part of a cocktail, with mixers, tonics etc or just alone on ice. You really can taste the oaky texture to the whisky and it's got a deliciou...more

katykicker
Premium Review Famous Grouse Whisky: The Red Grouse just doesn't sound the same, does it?! (465 words)
by - written on 02/06/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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Famous Grouse whisky is the whisky of choice in our household and although it's a little more expensive than some of the cheaper brands we don't mind paying a premium price as this truly is a fantastic product. Famous Grouse was established in Perth, Australia in 1800 and is made by blenders Matthew Gloag & Son Ltd. The whisky is matured in seasoned oak casks and is a marriage of fine rare Scotch whiskies. It takes it's name from the Scottish national game bird, a Red Grouse, and has a very distinct oaky, yet smooth taste which glides down your throat ever so smooth and gentle whilst having a slight kick at the end of the mouthful. The bottle ...  Read the complete review

sidneygee
Premium Review Famous? For What ? For Goodness Sake ...!!! (697 words)
by - written on 11/03/01 (Very useful, 503 readings)
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I like almost all spirits, particularly Scotch Whisky, and rarely will I refuse a wee dram (or twa). However, I must report that 'The Famous Grouse' is one of the very few brands that I find is not 'quite' to my palate. It is extremely popular in Scotland and it has managed to master the secret of good advertising. At one time it was those discrete small adverts at the top of the front pages of ‘quality’ daily newspapers, and then display adverts in magazines. Now we see a computer-animated Grouse generally behaving like a prat during the rugby football season, but all this does the main job of advertising – keeping the ...  Read the complete review

jaybee
Premium Review Famous Grouse Whisky: Gets the bird ! (426 words)
by - written on 10/03/01 (Very useful, 271 readings)
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The famous grouse whisky was first produced in Perth way back in 1896 by Matthew Gloag. This whisky is matured in high quality oak wood sherry casks, and it is these casks which contribute to it’s distinctive mellow flavour. It has been a popular brand for many years and I know many people who regard this whisky as one of the best blended whiskies available. In fact a few of my friends rate this as their favourite brand. I enjoy drinking whisky (like most Scotsmen I suppose) and have tried lots of various brands over the years. While I do not pretend to be an expert, I do know what I like, and in this case I’m afraid I disagree with ...  Read the complete review

rvantonder
Premium Review A GOOD OL' GROUSE (737 words)
by - written on 10/11/01 (Very useful, 565 readings)
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Famous Grouse Whisky -------------------- We all know the Famous Grouse brand very well. This is ensured by their very witty ad campaign starring the little Red Grouse. Not much is said usually, but the Grouse is always doing something very interesting, which reflects on the drink. We therefore assume that only interesting people drink Famous Grouse, and being exactly that, we rush out and buy a bottle. Simple isn’t it? Some interesting History: ------------------------- Many people might find some of the following detail upsetting, but once again, truth be told, it originated in Australia. You just can’t keep those guys ...  Read the complete review

 

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