As you head up the north east coast past Inverness on the A9 you will see two names famous with-in the whisky industry: Brora and Clynelish.
Clynelish is a dram that screams quality, if you wanted to start the journey into a more smoke style malt then this is a must, if you are a seasoned fan of single malts you will not be disappointed.
Nose: A subtle sweet smoke , hints of lemon and lime cordial, Demerara sugar and a waxiness on the nose.
Palate: Soft woody notes with a subtle coastal sea breeze flowing with ease across the palate, caramel and honey note. Some highland floral notes and a delicate spice and vanilla pod. The soft smoke has an interaction that really draws you into a sweet yet dry mid palate, as we head into the lingering finish of creamy soft honey coated oat cakes.
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Clynelish 14 Year Old 46% 70cl
As you head up the north east coast past Inverness on the A9 you will see two names famous with-in the whisky industry: Brora and Clynelish.
Clynelish is a dram that screams quality, if you wanted to start the journey into a more smoke style malt then this is a must, if you are a seasoned fan of single malts you will not be disappointed.
Nose: A subtle sweet smoke , hints of lemon and lime cordial, Demerara sugar and a waxiness on the nose.
Palate: Soft woody notes with a subtle coastal sea breeze flowing with ease across the palate, caramel and honey note. Some highland floral notes and a delicate spice and vanilla pod. The soft smoke has an interaction that really draws you into a sweet yet dry mid palate, as we head into the lingering finish of creamy soft honey coated oat cakes.