Additional information
| strength | 42.00% |
|---|---|
| region | Scotland |
| size | 5cl |
| Distillery | |
| packaging | Untubed |
| Bottle Type | |
| Scotland/Other |
Product Information
Nose – Dried lime peels at first, though it soon enough develops a core of chopped green herbs.
Palate – Soft and creamy, and quite Christmas-y too! Cinnamon, clove and fruit notes result in an almost mince pie-like flavour profile.
Finish – Remains festively sweet, with a crackle of peppery juniper right on the tail.
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