Something Special 15 Year Scotch

Name: Something Special 15 Year Scotch
Brand: Something Special
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Something Special 15 Years old is a variant of Something Special Whisky brand, it is a mix of around 35 malt and granule whiskies from Speyside and Islay aged minimum 15 years in casks of French and American oak. It gives an impressive taste of the drink.

Nose
spicy and fruity aromas
Palate
Rich and fruity
Finish
subtle, smoky notes

Source

17th November 2016

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Something Special 15 Year Scotch Tasting Notes

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subtle, smoky notes

Palate

Rich and fruity

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Something Special 15 Year Scotch

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Something Special 15 Year Scotch Tasting Notes

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