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Berry Bros & Rudd 2009 Macduff Cask No. 700443 12 Year Old 51.9% (70cl)
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- Catégorie
- Whisky & whiskey
- Format
- 700ml
- Degré
- 51.9%
| Brand / producer | Berry Bros. & Rudd |
|---|---|
| Category | Whisky & whiskey |
| Retailer type | Single Malt Whisky |
| ABV | 51.9% |
| Container size | 700ml |
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This subtle Highlander initially offers charming aromas of malted barley and austere green fruits, as is often the way however a little time in the glass allows this whisky to open up and notes of manuka honey, lemon oil and cedar appear. The distillate’s fruity character dominates the palate bringing orange, underripe peach, green wine gums and honeyed toast. The finish shows waves of wood spice and a touch of vanilla. Macduff Distillery, located in Macduff town, sits on the shore of the Deveron Estuary. The town’s harbour became home to herring fleets, the mainstay of the town’s economy. The distillery is relatively modern, having being built in 1960.
