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A review of an Old Pulteney 2006 12 Years by Cadenhead's bottled exclusively for the Dutch market.
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Liquid history, that's what they call this, right? Lovely Convalmore, with a bit of melancholy thrown in.
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A 25-year-old Bruichladdich then, from an ex-bourbon cask (presumably refill), bottled by Cadenhead's, one of those no frills independent bottlers. It is no surprise that the result is somewhat of an old style whisky.
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Just because it's from a closed distillery, that doesn't mean it's legendary whisky, right? Let me present 'Exhibit A'.
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Nowhere is the discrepancy between official and independent bottlings as big as with Glenrothes. Why is that?
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Speyside Distillery is one of those anonymous distilleries. To me at least. They tried to change that by hiring Michael Owen as spokes person, but that didn't pan out. Also, their name is a bit unlucky, as it can cause quite a bit confusion. Plus, are they really Speyside?
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Everyone at the top of the leaderboard is sort of quietly chugging along, picking up a few points left and right. I'm kind of waiting for someone to explode and taking a more commanding lead.
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Sherried Macallan, from the 1980s, bottled by Cadenhead? That's a recipe that should work out really well.
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The best whisky tasting in the world. Now that's quite the statement. But after taking it for the second time late last year, I'm convinced that the Cadenhead Warehouse Tasting fits that bill.
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When tasting only high-end, awesome whisky, there's one distillery that has to be included. And that's Macallan.
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A very special Caperdonich from Cadenhead, only available to those who did their Warehouse Tasting in Campbeltown.
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An old from Cadenhead, this Benromach was distilled in 1976 and bottled way back in 1997, making it 'only' 20 years of age.
