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8 YEARS OLD SPICE KING SCOTCH MALT WHISKY
Vintage Assessments Tasting Note Producer WEMYSS MALTS
Fairly deep golden yellow colour. Intense, cedary, vanilla-tinged, slightly smoky, honeyed, plummy nose. Dry, harmonious, fairly well structured, medium bodied, slightly spicy, vanilla-tinged, honeyed, ripe plum flavours with a lingering finish. CSPC 181966
Type Spirit - Scotch Whisky
Agent Chu Cel
Country Scotland
Region Speyside
Rating **+(89.5 points)
Harmonious & Slightly Smoky
LCBO Note Status Recommended by Vintage Assessments!
A Best Buy
In October 2006, Arthur Motley of Whisky Magazine gave this Scotch a score of 8.5 out of 10. (www.whiskymag.com) The producer’s name is pronounced Weems. TASTING NOTE: Pretty, orange/copper color; impeccable purity. Opening smells of caramel corn, honey, new leather, and baking spices are pleasing and straight forward; following another seven minute aeration stint, the ‘bouquet turns woodsy, spicy, and a bit minerally. Palate entry is chalky, sooty, and slightly metallic; midpalate adds tastes of grain/barley, dried nectarine, white raisins, and orange rind. Finishes on the sweet side of the ledger, with noticeable touches of oil and peat. Recommended. Above average. Score: *** (out of 5) (F. Paul Pacult, Spirit Journal, Sept. 2008) Price $ 59.95
Bottle Size 700 mL
Tasting Date vintages release - October 16, 2010
Cases bought 139 (6 bottles per case)

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