House of Lords Scotch

Name: House of Lords Scotch
Brand: House of Lords
Rating: 3.5 (1 reviews)

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A blended scotch whisky named for the House of Lords. The whisky is a suitably rich and weighty affair, with the gravitas one would expect.

Source

19th November 2016

https://www.thewhiskyexchange.com/p/531/house-of-lords

House of Lords Scotch Tasting Notes

Nose

Vanilla, malt and raisins leading to gentle spice and muscavado sugar.

Finish

This dram takes on grassy notes towards the end before a burst of fruit and spice closes.

Palate

Sweet vanilla essence developing into dried fruit flavours of sultanas and figs.

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