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Berry Bros & Rudd 1990 Miltonduff Cask No. 3809 33 Year Old 54.1% (70cl) product image

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Berry Bros & Rudd 1990 Miltonduff Cask No. 3809 33 Year Old 54.1% (70cl)

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Size
700ml
ABV
54.1%
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Brand / producerBerry Bros. & Rudd
CategoryWhisky & whiskey
Retailer typeSingle Malt Whisky
ABV54.1%
Container size700ml

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Alcohol content

Recorded container700ml at 54.1% ABVCalculated only when BottlePicker has both a usable size and ABV.
Approximate pure alcohol378.7ml · 298.8gEthanol mass is estimated using 0.789g per ml.
Australian standard drinks29.9approximately 298.8g pure alcohol ÷ 10g.

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This elegant Speyside dram gently rises from the glass with soft notes of coconut, warm malt loaf and stewed, spiced apples. A little time in the glass brings out candied pecans and peach skin. The palate is wonderfully fresh and vibrant with spice, soft fruit, citrus and honey. There is a perfect balance of subtle oak and fresh, peachdriven distillate. Once again, we are reminded there is no substitute for long maturation in a delicate refill cask. Miltonduff Distillery was built in 1824, south of Elgin in the Glen of Pluscarden. In 1964, two Lomond stills were added, producing a different style of whisky which was known as Mosstowie. These were removed in 1981.