1970s McWhites Rare Old Blend Decanter new zealand wines

1970s McWhites Rare Old Blend Decanter new zealand winesThe McWhites Rare Old Blend is a particularly elusive label, likely dating from the mid to late 20th century and bottled for export or niche domestic markets. While formal tasting notes are scarce, we can construct a speculative profile based on its era, presentation, and typical blending practices of the time: McWhites Rare Old Blend Speculative Tasting Notes Nose : Soft grain sweetness: Vanilla fudge, light caramel, and a touch of honey. Faint

including pineapple

the complexity is pretty immense

A brandy-based liqueur from Askalon Wines

and produced using Orkney peat in the malting process

Please note that whiskey preferences can be quite subjective

bold and nervous – quite hot

with some rusty nails and assorted old bits of copper and iron

Finish: grassy and dry

Nose: Aromas of apple

sugared cereals… I like this palate a little better than the older version’s

Iijima" - 97/100

The palate then softens with hints of caramelized cane sugar and vanilla