1970s Lord of the Provost of Dundee Special Reserve Selected Scotch Spanish Whiskey

1970s Lord of the Provost of Dundee Special Reserve Selected Scotch Spanish WhiskeyLord of the Provost of Dundee Special Reserve Selected Scotch is a rare and collectible blended Scotch whisky, distilled, blended, and bottled by Stewart & Son of Dundee. While official tasting notes are elusive, based on similar Stewarts Dundee expressions and its 43% ABV, heres a likely profile: Nose: Soft and rounded, with notes of honey, vanilla, and light oak. You might also detect hints of dried fruit or floral sweetness. Palate: Smooth and

The first sips double down with palate-coating crème brûlée

An ideal long drink or with desserts

syrupy and rather fat with this kind of polished maltiness

Some heather honey too

Taste: A perfect blend of sweet and tart flavors

Beneath the sweet smell of sherry casks is a rich and oily nuttiness

This is a full but expressive port that is well structured and has a poised concentration

with mountains and lowlands

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Nose: Common aromas include notes of malt