Black & Gold Rare Premium Whisky

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This rare premium whisky is the culmination of centuries of experience in the distilling of fine & smooth whisky. It is made from selected grain & malts. The whisky is then matured in oak wooden barrels. The result is a very fine blend with extremely mellow and smooth characteristics.

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2nd August 2017

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