Alberta Springs Black Label Whisky

Name: Alberta Springs Black Label Whisky
Brand: Alberta Springs Black Label
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A full-bodied rye blend, it is aged for ten years then rebarrelled after blending for an additional marriage of flavours. It pours a brilliant gold colour and offers aromas of toasty grain with a touch of spicy rye. The palate is soft with vanilla, toffee and light spice flavours followed by smooth finish.

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18th December 2016

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