Grand MacNish Scotch

Name: Grand MacNish Scotch
Brand: Grand MacNish
Rating: 3.25 (4 reviews)

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In 1863, Robert Macnish set out to craft a Scotch Whisky that was superior in both taste and quality. 150 years later, Grand Macnish has been in continuous production, inspiring Scotch drinkers and carrying on the proud legacy of its founder.

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16th December 2016

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