Corby Whisky

Name: Corby Whisky
Brand: Corby Royal Reserve
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)

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A premium blended American whisky that is expertly blended in the heart of bourbon country - Bardstown, Kentucky.

Source

16th November 2016

www.corbywhisky.com

Corby Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose

Moderately rich in texture, the elixr is quite aromatic, offering an interesting mix of spice and fruit.

Finish

A lively finish that lingers upon.

Palate

Strong with high notes of dried peach, cedar and herbs.

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