Tullamore Dew 'Crock' 12 Year Old Blended Whiskey, Ireland chilean wines

Tullamore Dew 'Crock' 12 Year Old Blended Whiskey, Ireland chilean wines1970s Tullamore Dew Ceramic Jug Colour: straw. Nose: Nice mineral notes, more fresh herbs (chives? Tarragon?), mint for sure, maybe a little mineral water (many have relatively expressive noses if you use a good glass) In short, a pleasant nose. Ah, yes, all that on a bed of ripe apples and barley. Mouth: sweet, easy, a faint smokiness, barley sugar, maple syrup, roasted hazelnuts, cornflakes, apple compote and very sweet cider. Its good. Finish: not

and Mediterranean botanicals

I sit back with a dram of Royal Salute and raise my glass to Her Majesty – cheers Ma’am

residual sweetness

vanilla) and develops more on apricot pie and cigar box

A bottle of Hennessy Bras Armé

tar and almonds

The origins of the Whyte & Mackay’s ‘Double Lion’ blend lies in the Glasgow firm of Allan & Poynter

tropical fruitiness (pink grapefruit

it is made from Garganega grapes from the Soave Classico area

and baked apple

Aged in American oak barrels that previously contained the most select Jerez wines

Almost no tannin