Old Parr Silver Scotch
Grand Old Parr is named for Thomas Parr, a semi-legendary Englishman reputed to have lived for 152 years, from the late 15th to the mid-17th Centuries.
Nose
The nose is mellow and rich with musty oak, plus a generous helping of malty cereal, with notes of dried grass and sea breeze, and a little candied dried fruit.
Palate
It’s rich and malty sweet on the palate, with some toffee and dried fruit flavoring, and a dash of spice.
Finish
The finish is a long, lingering one, slightly warm and slightly peppery.
Color
Gold and slightly coppery in appearance.
30th December 2016
http://whiskeyreviewer.com/2013/03/grand-old-parr-scotch-review/Old Parr Silver Scotch Tasting Notes
Nose
The nose is mellow and rich with musty oak, plus a generous helping of malty cereal, with notes of dried grass and sea breeze, and a little candied dried fruit.
Finish
The finish is a long, lingering one, slightly warm and slightly peppery.
Color
Gold and slightly coppery in appearance.
Palate
It’s rich and malty sweet on the palate, with some toffee and dried fruit flavoring, and a dash of spice.
