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Tag Archives: Royal Lochnagar
Royal Lochnagar 30, 1974-2004, 56.2% – Rare Malts
And once again, I managed to find a bridge between one week and the next. This week we’re switching to the Highlands instead of Speyside. We do so through last week’s review of a Benromach from the Rare Malts series, … Continue reading
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Tagged 1974, Diageo, Highlands, Rare Malts, Royal Lochnagar
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Royal Lochnagar 28, 1973-2001, 50% – Old Malt Cask
When you have friends who try to celebrate decadence by pruning their whisky collection from anything that they wouldn’t rate at 90 points or higher, some old bottles tend to show up. I bought a set of bottles of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1973, Douglas Laing, Highlands, Old Malt Cask, Royal Lochnagar
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John Begg Blue Cap, 70 proof, 757ml
A bottling from the ’70s based on the fact that the alcoholpercentage is mentioned, and the contents are too. Older bottlings don’t always have that information, and newer ones have a barcode. The Italian tax label on the cap stating … Continue reading
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Tagged Blended Whisky, John Begg, Royal Lochnagar, Speyside
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