Tastes
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Macallan 18 Year Sherry Oak Cask
Single Malt — Highlands, Scotland
Reviewed June 16, 2019 (edited December 17, 2019)definitely taste the sherry. fig and bread or muffin. oaky but more smoke barrel. fruity but not sweet. smooth. the finish stays with you awhile. sadly, at the price, I'd never buy a bottle again, but this is very good. just not worth paying that much when there are equally as good - or better - bottles out there at $100 or more below this price.239.0 USD per Bottle -
simple nose. sherry and raisins. tastes of chocolate, orange, raisin, strong oak. slight smoke. not overly deep or intricate. sweet but not too sweet. strangely bland taste upfront, like it's on my tongue but there's such little flavor. the sherry comes and goes but is ever present. then tried it with a punch cigar and enjoyed it more. the profile mellowed some flavors and brought out others. the emptiness of the initial taste developed into a smooth flavor and balanced the sherry. it might have been subconscious, or the 4 glasses of scotch before, but I liked this better when pairing it with a cigar. sadly, it is definitely overpriced. a decent scotch but not a bottle I will ever buy again.140.0 USD per Bottle
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Aberlour 12 Year Double Cask Matured
Single Malt — Highlands, Scotland
Reviewed June 7, 2019 (edited June 8, 2019)nothing indistinguishable. it's good but nothing stood out and I did not find anything exciting or interesting. I'd drink it again if it's offered but wouldn't buy a bottle when there are more complex options in and just above this price.13.0 USD per Pour
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