1970s Glenlivet 15 Year Old George & J.G. Smith’s french cognac

1970s Glenlivet 15 Year Old George & J.G. Smith’s french cognacColour: Full gold. Nose: Gunpowder and walnuts, black truffles, cigars, grounded coffee beans and beef stock. Perfect. Mouth: Creamy, with Seville oranges and even ginger, then a perfect citrusy development (tangerines, blood oranges). Its a very rich old Glenlivet, having said that, and it would become spicier by the second. Nutmeg, cinnamon mints, coriander Finish: Rather long, with more pepper. Lemon pepper honey.

The body’s totally perfect

the classic Irish blended whiskey

notes of Coffee and pear eau-de-vie

Mouth: Starts almost like mint liqueur

As you may know

Gets also maltier and maltier

chives and dill

one of them coming from the Versailles single wooden pot still – The rums are brought to Scotland where they are aged up to 3 years in ex-Bourbon casks

the 12-Year-Old tastes of yellow fruits like ripe honey-dew melon

so I can see how Wood’s will have that similar profile

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cooked apricot