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Highland Park 12 year old Single Malt Scotch
I have discussed one of my favorite single malt scotches – Highland Park 18 Year Old Single Malt Scotch before. I really love that scotch. Today I tried for the first time their 12 year old scotch. This too is a really great scotch. But I must admit I like the 18 year old a little better.
Color: Golden Amber
Nose: Heather, Smokiness
Palate: Smokey, Sweetness, Smooth
Finish: Heathery, Slight Smoke
I think you will like this Scotch.
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The 2007 Drammies
This is the People's Choice of Scotch Whisky. First to be nominated you must receive multiple nominations and the final nominees are vetted by a panel of knowledgeable "whisky experts".
Some of the winners are:
Best Packaging Marketing Campaign – Highland Park 18 "Whisky Amnesty"
Bang for the Buck – Laphroaig Quarter Cask
Distiller/Blender/Independent Bottler of the Year – Bruichladdich
Most Innovative New Product – Compass Box Canto Series
Best New Product – Ardbeg Airigh Nam Beist
Most under-rated-whisky – Glenfarclas
For a complete list of winners go to http://www.thescotchblog.com/2008/02/and-nowthe-winn.html
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Glen Moray Single Highland Malt Scotch Whisky
The Gen Moray distillery began as a brewery in 1831. In 1897 it was converted to a distillery and has be producing Scotch ever since. Located in Elgin on the Lossie river, Gen Moray has been producing a smooth well rounded Scotch in bourbon barrels.
On the bottle I got as a gift there is no age given. It is just labeled as Fine and Rare. The container states it is a Pure Malt. That could be a mixed scotch from different distilleries. And the bottle comes with a screw top.
Color: Light golden
Nose: Light, dry, grassy
Taste: Smooth, warm
Finish: Long, smooth
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