1970s Old Rarity De Luxe Decanter japanese whiskey

1970s Old Rarity De Luxe Decanter japanese whiskeyBulloch & Lade a. k. a. B&L suggest Caol Ila, as that company was holding the licence. Old Rarity was their deluxe brand. Colour: Gold. Nose: Not particularly smoky, and rather cake y. Fig cake again, cinnamon cake, hints of cured ham, then quite a lot of moist tobacco, a touch of mint water Mouth: Its soft and light, but it still roars, with some peaters (old Coal Ila, probably), some biscuits, a salty side, those cooked clams, and more generally, a

a Madeira Finish and a Sherry Finish

had it not been for a night out on the town

Deep vivid red

making it a great introduction to single malt Scotch

Nose: Creamy and zesty

Taste: The palate offers a silky smooth experience

kippers (a lot of salt)

It was named after the legendary composer and created in the same city he was born in

Manual harvest

so is worth decanting

freshly baked breads

but remarkably clean and balanced