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A highly enjoyable and very affordable Highland Park from Càrn Mòr.
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A bit of an eccentric Tomatin 1987 from Càrn Mòr's Celebration of the Cask-series. If you approach this whisky open-minded, there's a good chance you'll be pleasantly surprised by all the interesting things it has to offer.
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This independent bottling from Càrn Mòr pretty much delivers what you might expect from a young-ish and sherried Bunnahabhain.
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The Clynelish 1989 26 Years Old from Càrn Mòr is a slow starter, but it picked up and ended on a high note.
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If you really want to drink and own whisky from a lost distillery, Imperial is probably your most affordable bet.
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There's Glen Garioch from before and from after. This is most definitively Glen Garioch from before.
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Mental images of Ardbeg sample bottles kept popping up, but this turned out to be a rather tasty Caol Ila from Càrn Mòr.
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We take a turn into the world of sherry-matured single malt, with an appetizing Glenlossie 2007 12 Years from Càrn Mòr.
