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Highland Whisky in general
 Highland Whisky in general ... only a few, scattered, distilleries, and it is difficult to generalise about their character. If they have anything in common, it is a rounded, firm, dry character, with some peatiness. The far north of the Highlands has several whiskies with a notably heathery, spicy, character, probably deriving both from the local soil and the coastal location of the distilleries. The more sheltered East Highlands and the Midlands of Scotland (sometimes described as the South Highlands) have a number of notably fruity whiskies. Newest Review: ... produced by the Dalwhinnie Distillery at more than 100ft above sea level; it is Scotlands highests ditillery. Until 1988 this ... more ... distillery mainly blended. Founded in 1898 they no their stuff and Dalwhinnie single malt is liquid proof. Dalwhinnie is considered to be one of the Classic Malts with company from the likes of Glenkinchie, Cragenmore and Lagavulin. All off which are a delightful dram but fro the softest, purest single malt my vote goes on Dalwhinnie. So sit back, take a sip, close your eyes and take in the Highlands finest produce. ENJOY ...more |
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Highland Whisky in general: DALWHINNIE, Pure highland Scotch (119 words)
by - written on 18/08/01 (Useful, 314 readings)
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I have to confess I like my drink, especially Dalwhinnie. A light aromatic scotch with a pleasing heathery finish. It is produced by the Dalwhinnie Distillery at more than 100ft above sea level; it is Scotlands highests ditillery. Until 1988 this distillery mainly blended. Founded in 1898 they no their stuff and Dalwhinnie single malt is liquid proof. Dalwhinnie is considered to be one of the Classic Malts with company from the likes of Glenkinchie, Cragenmore and Lagavulin. All off which are a delightful dram but fro the softest, purest single malt my vote goes on Dalwhinnie. So sit back, take a sip, close your eyes and take in the Highlands finest ... Read the complete review
Tasteful Nectar (139 words)
by - written on 28/06/01 (Useful, 107 readings)
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Oban double matured West Highland single malt Scotch whisky. This Western Highland style of malt is epitomised by Oban's gentle sweetness and suprising richness of palate and finish. To underline its sea-laced flavours, Oban's Master Distiller has chosen Montilla Fino. This dry,delicate cask-wood beautifully enhances Oban's distinctively graceful style. Cask-wood Finish: Montilla Fino The light, dry fragrance of Montilla Fino from Andalusia made its cask-wood a natural complement to the warm fullness of Oban's rich flavours. Tasting Notes: Oban's West Highland origins speak loudly in an outstanding fruity and pungent sea-breeze of ... Read the complete review
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