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713 Glenmorangie 1987 Margaux Cask<br />

Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Highlands, distillery bottling<br />

<strong>Boisdale</strong><br />

Zesty orange, apple and ginger wine notes flood through before deeper hints of spicy<br />

black pepper and cinnamon intertwine to give an overall combination of boldness and<br />

subtlety that perfectly captures <strong>the</strong> spirited essence of Scotland and <strong>the</strong> passionate soul<br />

of France.<br />

753 Glenury Royal 36yrs<br />

Eastern highland ,distillery bottling<br />

The nose reveals a nice freshness through pleasant floral notes and hints of unripe<br />

fruits (green apple) In <strong>the</strong> palate, a mix of sweetness and acidity. Tastes like sour fruits<br />

with sugar. Green apple and honey. Strange association. After a while some very light<br />

woody notes appear. Interesting but not transcendental mouth. The finish is ra<strong>the</strong>r<br />

long and pleasant, but no exaggeration nei<strong>the</strong>r.<br />

817 Glenro<strong>the</strong>s Select Reserve<br />

Speyside, bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd<br />

Select Reserve is <strong>the</strong> essence of all that is The Glenro<strong>the</strong>s in its early prime. Laden<br />

with ripe fruits, citrus, vanilla, and a hint of spice – this savouring, fresh single malt is<br />

characteristically complex with a deliciously creamy texture on <strong>the</strong> palate<br />

637 Glenro<strong>the</strong>s 1991<br />

Speyside, bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd<br />

The nose has a lea<strong>the</strong>ry character. On <strong>the</strong> palate is creamy, with caramel, boiled<br />

sweets, and apples. Lovely, and opens up well with water.<br />

816 Glenro<strong>the</strong>s 1985<br />

Speyside, bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd<br />

The nose has orangey marmalade and some cedar wood. Also dark chocolate with<br />

marzipan centre. On <strong>the</strong> palate, lovely, syrupy and full of flavours. More orange and<br />

marzipan. Stunning!<br />

636 Glenro<strong>the</strong>s 1994<br />

Speyside, distillery bottling<br />

The nose is of fruit gums, fresh apple and a touch of gorse. It has <strong>the</strong> richness of lemon<br />

shortbread and custard tart. On <strong>the</strong> palate <strong>the</strong> youthful vigor comes to <strong>the</strong> fore; <strong>the</strong><br />

1994 Vintage is tangy and lively with hints of plum jam, macadamia nuts and pepper<br />

dust. Overall, it is a stimulating dram with lots of depth – distinctively punchy on <strong>the</strong><br />

palate and distinctly different.<br />

795 Glentauchers 1979<br />

Speyside, Highlands<br />

Nose: Hazelnut. Light esteriness (pear-like). Ra<strong>the</strong>r light and somewhat sweet (some<br />

burnt notes), fruity and dusty. Lightly oaky, almond oil, some cereal, hint of peat.<br />

Taste: Smooth, soft, creamy, some marzipan, nutty and peaty<br />

801 Glinne Parras 12yrs<br />

Speyside, Spirimode Distillery<br />

This is a gutsy dram with smoke and spice and dried fruit notes<br />

727 Highland Park 12yrs<br />

Orkney, distillery bottling<br />

Fruity sweetness with sherry and coffee beans, accompanied by a hint of peat, on <strong>the</strong><br />

nose. The palate is seriously smoky with perfectly balanced sweetness, a pinch of salt<br />

and a little peat.<br />

46% £60.00<br />

57.6% £145.00<br />

43% £9.20<br />

43% £13.30<br />

43% £23.00<br />

43% £11.80<br />

40% £12.00<br />

40% £5.10<br />

40% £9.20<br />

All spirits are sold in measures of 25ml or multiples <strong>the</strong>reof<br />

All prices listed are for a large measure of 50ml. Should you require a regular measure, please ask.<br />

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