Scotland, SingleGrain: Single malt whisky through the producing distilleries: history, making, production and tasting notes

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Dumbarton

Distillery description Tasting notes

The distillery

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The whisky

List of the bottles

	Dumbarton
Douglas Laing	Dumbarton 1964	19
Murray McDavid	Dumbarton 1964

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Dunbarton 1964 Celtic Heartlands
Age	42 years
Alcohol percentage	46,7%
Bottler	Murray McDavid
Price/litre

The very first nose leaves a strong medicinal impression behind, ether, but develops quickly on nice cut grass notes, ripe fruit and spices. Nice complexity and nice contrasts between freshness and fruit smoothness. The developments are continuous and go on on clear peppery notes. If the rest is even good, this is an exceptional whisky.
The mouth is marked by coconut and very nice slightly woody motes. This is for sure an old single grain.
he finish is pleasantly fruity and the mix of fruit, walnut and chocolate prolongs the pleasure for long minutes.

Dunbarton 1964 Clan Denny
Age	40 years
Alcohol percentage	52,1%
Bottler	Douglas Laing
Price/litre

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