Ambassador Scotch

Name: Ambassador Scotch
Brand: Ambassador
Rating: 3 (3 reviews)

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Billed as the "world's lightest Scotch", Ambassador is a blended Scotch whisky which was produced in Glasgow by the Taylor and Ferguson company.

Source

19th November 2016

https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/taylor-and-ferguson/ambassador-deluxe-scotch-1960s-whisky/

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