Kingdom 12 Scotch

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Kingdom 12 Year Old Scotch has been aged for 12 years, which is slightly shorter than the average for Scotch whiskies. The age denotes the youngest component of the spirit, this blend may include parts that are far older.

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30th December 2016

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Kingdom 12 Scotch Tasting Notes

Nose

Rich, floral & citrus aromas, with good depth of vanila.

Finish

Very long, rich & fulfilling.

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