Royal Match Scotch

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Whisky Royal Match (Royal Game) scotch whisky - easily distinguished by a special taste. With age the whiskey Royal Match acquires the power and variety of aroma and flavor.

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30th December 2016

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Royal Match Scotch Tasting Notes

Taste

Soft, full, reminiscent of the taste of grain, wood and vanilla.

Finish

Spicy, vanilla flavored with forest.

Color

Amber with a hint of nut.

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