The Singleton 15yr Malt Scotch

Name: The Singleton 15yr Malt Scotch
Brand: The Singleton
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Nose
Hints of melon and summer citrus fruit, revealing firm waxy notes and rich floral aromas. Spices develop into appetising cinnamon and ginger-spiced biscuits.
Palate
Melon fruit and zesty orange-oil fuse with sultanas and spiced biscuits; becoming crystallized ginger coated in an exquisite chocolate creaminess.
Finish
Rich choux pastry with cooling thick cream; late toasted notes and dry cocoa powder. Finally, all that richness builds to a gloriously warming conclusion.
Color
Shining amber.

Source

2nd January 2017

https://www.malts.com/en-gb/our-whisky-collection/the-singleton-of-glen-ord/the-singleton-of-glen-ord-15-years-old/

The Singleton 15yr Malt Scotch Tasting Notes

Nose

Hints of melon and summer citrus fruit, revealing firm waxy notes and rich floral aromas. Spices develop into appetising cinnamon and ginger-spiced biscuits

Finish

Rich choux pastry with cooling thick cream; late toasted notes and dry cocoa powder. Finally, all that richness builds to a gloriously warming conclusion.

Color

Shining amber.

Palate

Melon fruit and zesty orange-oil fuse with sultanas and spiced biscuits; becoming crystallized ginger coated in an exquisite chocolate creaminess

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