Rosebank 1991 - 16 år - Cask 402 - Single Malts of Scotland

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Rosebank 1991 - 16 år, Cask 402
01.07.1991 - 22.04.2008, barrel, 249 flaskor

70 centiliter, 55,2% , Single Malts of Scotland
Destilleriet stängde 1993. Idag används det som restaurang.

Inköpt 2008-07-15 för 665 kr = 9,50 kr/cl Öppnad och tömd 2009-03-12

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Lite nya buteljer från Single Malts of Scotland. Denna och Linlithgowen passar fint på en provning med nedlagda destillerier. Min poäng: 86 p

Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs: Officiella tasting notes:

Inga
Nose: Marmalade and orange blossom at first, then pear & spicy pineapple, plum duff. Spice-wise, we have ginger, clove and a peppery edge. Some dry hay, then pleasant pot-pourri and earthy notes which become more prominent with water, whence they are joined by a not unpleasant tweediness.
Palate: Medium-full (heavier than I expected) with gorgeous dried orange peel and other sweet orangey flavours dominating, though underpinned by the other flavours from the nose, with heather and a healthy dash of peppery spices. Impressive intensity and staying power. Luscious texture and weight. Becomes herby and honeyed with water.
Finish: Long, warming and spicy.
Comment: I've enjoyed all of our Rosebank bottlings, but for me this is probably the best we've done. Water doesn't spoil it, but it's best as Nature intended. A hugely enjoyable dram.


Rosebank 1991 - 16 år, Cask 402 01.07.1991 - 22.04.2008, barrel, 249 flaskor	70 centiliter, 55,2% , Single Malts of Scotland Destilleriet stängde 1993. Idag används det som restaurang.
Inköpt 2008-07-15 för 665 kr = 9,50 kr/cl	Öppnad och tömd 2009-03-12
Mina kommentarer: Lite nya buteljer från Single Malts of Scotland. Denna och Linlithgowen passar fint på en provning med nedlagda destillerier.	Min poäng: 86 p
Tasting notes från Malt Maniacs:	Officiella tasting notes:
Inga	Nose: Marmalade and orange blossom at first, then pear & spicy pineapple, plum duff. Spice-wise, we have ginger, clove and a peppery edge. Some dry hay, then pleasant pot-pourri and earthy notes which become more prominent with water, whence they are joined by a not unpleasant tweediness. Palate: Medium-full (heavier than I expected) with gorgeous dried orange peel and other sweet orangey flavours dominating, though underpinned by the other flavours from the nose, with heather and a healthy dash of peppery spices. Impressive intensity and staying power. Luscious texture and weight. Becomes herby and honeyed with water. Finish: Long, warming and spicy. Comment: I've enjoyed all of our Rosebank bottlings, but for me this is probably the best we've done. Water doesn't spoil it, but it's best as Nature intended. A hugely enjoyable dram.