Crown Royal Canadian Blended
Official bottling
Single blend - Manitoba
Amber
40% ABV
Dram
Nose: Bananas, cardboard, brown paper, black pepper, orange peel.
Mouthfeel: Medium body, loose, watery.
Tasting: Sweet sour. Bananas, brown paper, orange peel, vanilla, cardboard.
Finish: Short. Sour, vanilla, cardboard.
Comments:
Reminds me of bourbon (which it is, really), and a poor one at that. Cardboard all over the place. Marginally better than the previous blend.
Verdict:
Not bad.
Thursday, 21 June 2012
King of Scots
King of Scots
Official bottling
Blended malt
Golden
43% ABV
Dram
Nose: Marker pens, cereal, cardboard, rope, grass.
Mouthfeel: Light body, smooth, loose.
Tasting: Salty. Oranges, pears, cardboard, grass, hints of oats.
Finish: Short. Bitter, oats, grass, rope.
Comments:
Strange-tasting sort of blend. Quite salty on first taste, but that evaporates to something more herbal. Shame about the cardboard - that sort of note really kills a whisky.
Verdict:
Not bad.
Official bottling
Blended malt
Golden
43% ABV
Dram
Nose: Marker pens, cereal, cardboard, rope, grass.
Mouthfeel: Light body, smooth, loose.
Tasting: Salty. Oranges, pears, cardboard, grass, hints of oats.
Finish: Short. Bitter, oats, grass, rope.
Comments:
Strange-tasting sort of blend. Quite salty on first taste, but that evaporates to something more herbal. Shame about the cardboard - that sort of note really kills a whisky.
Verdict:
Not bad.
Labels:
Blended malt,
Douglas Laing,
Not bad,
Scotland,
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