Duncan Taylor Rare Auld

Invergordon

1965, 40 Years Old

ABV 50.3%
REVIEWED Issue 58
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Specifications
Brand: Invergordon, Duncan Taylor, Rare Auld
Expression: 1965, 40 Years Old
Type: Scotland Whisky / Single Malt
Age: 40 years old
Year of bottling: 2066
ABV: 50.3%
Country/Region: Scotland / Highland
Bottling type: Independent Bottling
Bottled by: Duncan Taylor
Awards
Recommended
Issue 58
Tasting notes
Taster   Dave Broom
Nose: Lots of luscious wood on show here. Cocoa butter, hazelnut, nutmeg, tablet. Behind the sweetness is raspberry and toasted marshmallow.
Palate: Similar to the nose. Water gives it a smooth creaminess. Big, generous and broad with rich silky tropical fruitiness.
Finish: Long. Silky.
Comment: Very smooth, but lacking definition due to the length of time in a very active cask.
8.3
Taster   Martine Nouet
Nose: Soft, creamy. Peaches in syrup. Lemon sherbet. A slight butyric touch.
Palate: Smooth, supple feel. Oak and fruit are elegantly combined. Liquorice.
Finish: Firm, flowing nicely. Liquoriced.
Comment: An interesting profile. Well matured. The butyric note on the nose does not echo on the palate.
7.8
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