Senate Whisky

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A blend of imported scotch concentrate & Indian neutral alcohol.

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12th December 2016

https://www.tilind.com/products/senate-royal/

Senate Whisky Tasting Notes

Nose

Unique aroma.

Taste

Smooth, medium bodied palate.

Color

Dark gold.

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