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"This amber blend of 15 whiskies, each aged at least 18 years, yields a mellow, balanced mix of sweet caramel, raisin and smoky notes, all lingering and pleasing. Serve chilled, possibly as a dessert pairing."

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A rich, mouth-filling dram that offers surprising length and depth to the finish.

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Ardbeg's 1999 Galileo Islay Single Malt is has the seaside tang and smoke and signature "oiliness" of its Islay origins. Aged in Marsala casks, it has overtones of tangy lemon and lime with notes of spiced toffee.

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Inspired by what's hidden in the peat bogs of Islay, Ardbeg has created another beauty! -- Ardbog, the 2013 Limited Edition release.

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After more than 18 years in selected casks, The Glenlivet 18 Year Old becomes a malt whisky of unmistakable maturity and depth. With a beautifully controlled balance and an unfailing elegance, The Glenlivet 18 Year Old has a discreet sherry influence with fruity and floral aromas. It is the perfect..

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"Opening aromas are of sea breeze, cigar smoke, oak and malted barley; air contact releases light caramel, fudge, cocoa bean, burnt candle wick and heather. Entry is the most complex of any whisky; midpalate soars on oak, spirit and grain tastes. The greatest distilled spirit of this generation...

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The 2013 release in Glenmorangie's annual Private Edition series of small batch wood experiments, Ealanta differs from its predecessors Sonnalta, Finealta and Artein as it has been full-term matured (rather than finished) in its designer casks, which in this instance are heavily toasted new white..

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A benchmark: not just for Macallan, but for aged whisky everywhere. Sets the standard for sherried Speysides to aspire to. 'Best Malt in the World': The Macallan 18 years old, Whisky Magazine, June 2004. The 18 year old is widely considered one of the smoothest, best drinking scotches out there.

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Specially blended to recreate the authentic character and taste of some of the earliest whisky blends created in the 19th century, giving it a rich, peaty taste combined with a smooth, distinctly malty flavor. Every bottle is serial numbered and sold in a silk-lined box, accompanied by a..

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Rarely has a blend caused as much excitement as this one, but with good reason. This is also known as the Shackleton whisky, and is a recreation of the whisky abandoned in the Antarctic by explorer Ernest Shackleton more than 100 years ago. It has lemon, spring blossom, and wafts of smoke on the..