Dimple Golden Selection Scotch Whiskey

Name: Dimple Golden Selection Scotch Whiskey
Brand: Dimple
Rating: 4.25 (6 reviews)

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With plenty of vanilla pod and succulent dried fruit, alongside hints of cigar box, this Dimple Golden Selection blended Scotch whisky is a rather handsome chap indeed. Mellow and quite rich - a great value dram. Also, it comes in the fabulous Dimple bott

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15th December 2016

https://www.masterofmalt.com/whiskies/haig/dimple-golden-selection-whisky/

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