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Dewar’s 12 Year Old Ancestor (1980s Edition)

75cl / 43.4%

Dewar’s 12 Year Old Ancestor (1980s Edition) 75cl 43.4% Scotland Whisky

£119.00

About this whisky
  • Malt type: Blended
  • Region: Scotland
  • Coloring: Yes
Dewar's Ancestor is more than a mere whisky; it represents an exploration of diverse flavors, offering a new discovery with each sip. This exquisite blend is a stellar addition to any collection. Nose: At the first sniff, you're welcomed by a delightful mix of citrus and sweet fragrances. The fresh scents of orange and lemon meld seamlessly with the warm aromas of honey and custard cream biscuits. This intricate aroma is further enriched by a gentle touch of menthol and the reminiscent smell of cough candy, creating an intriguing complexity. Taste: The taste experience is a symphony of contrasting flavors. It begins with the mellow sweetness of honey, smoothly evolving into a rich, biscuit flavor akin to Weetabix. Soon after, the crisp, fresh undertones of apple emerge, accompanied by the tangy spark of sherbet, resulting in a bittersweet harmony that tantalizes the palate. Finish: The finish of Dewar's Ancestor is impressive and lasting. The blend of bitter and sweet flavors persists, offering a fulfilling and balanced aftertaste that stays with you, inviting you to relish each moment

Tasting Notes

Orange, Lemon, Honey, Candy

Wild Honey, Apple, Sherbet

Medium Finish, Sweet

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