The Single Malts of Scotland / 1991, 17 Years Old

The Single Malts of Scotland

Macduff

1991, 17 Years Old

ABV 46%
REVIEWED Issue 74

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Specifications

Brand: Macduff, Speciality Drinks, The Single Malts of Scotland
Expression: 1991, 17 Years Old
Type: Scotland Whisky / Single Malt
Age: 17 years old
ABV: 46%
Country/Region: Scotland / Speyside
Bottling type: Independent Bottling
Bottled by: Speciality Drinks

Tasting notes

Taster Martine Nouet

Nose: Malty with a citrussy tone. A real fruit salad: tangerines, oranges, lemons. Starburst sweets (sour lemon and orange).
Palate: Clean and crisp. Easy flowing. Releases all the appetising fruity notes of the nose.
Finish: Lusciously lingering. With this pleasant clean character. Spicy. Ginger. Nutty.
Comment: A structured and well integrated dram. With a real natural complexity. To be enjoyed with good pals. Definitely uplifting.

8.3

Taster Dave Broom

Nose: Moist and vinous. Some orange, slightly waxy, tinned pineapple then moves to fruit cake mix with dry cereal behind. Water adds another layer. Slightly damp wood though.
Palate: Fresh though there’s an underpinning of dried fruit (fig). A little flat in the middle.
Finish: Picks up a very late burst of energy.
Comment: It’s trying so hard to be the life and soul of the party, but hasn’t the personality to do so.

7.6

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