Spirit of the Solway – Blended Malt Scotch Whisky – 56.7% “Estuary No 3 ” Limited Edition”

SOLWAY SPIRITS LTD

£45

Our Estuary NO 3 now joins our very popular No.1 No.2 It is commissioned from the same house, with a select blend of Scottish single malt whiskies, Creating a long lasting delicious flavour profile Blended and bottled at 56.7% Then rested in a Sherry Octave As these casks are much smaller, the wood to liquor ratio intensifies the flavour Opening with a deep dark aroma , with a promise of richness within The oak is subtle, candied fruit dance around the palate The finale is long, rich, smooth and rounded, blended to satisfy and enjoy This limited bottling is only available in 50cl bottles

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