Additional information
| Age | |
|---|---|
| Bottle Type | |
| Distillery | |
| Scotland/Other | |
| Size | 70cl |
| Strength | 45.3% |
Product Information
Duncan Taylor Lochside 1964 61 Year Old is a rare and extraordinary single malt from a long-lost Highland distillery, bottled after more than six decades of maturation. Distilled in 1964 and presented in a 70cl bottle, this remarkable whisky offers astonishing freshness and complexity. The nose is rich with forest fruits, wild strawberries, brambles, vintage leather, sherried depth and a hint of aged soy. The palate is dense yet vibrant, with oak, background sweetness, and warming spice notes of cardamom, cloves and cinnamon. The finish is exceptionally long, with layers of liqueur chocolates, ripe fruit and perfectly balanced spice. A powerful and rewarding dram from a bygone era.
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