William Peel Scotch

William Peel Scotch

Name: William Peel Scotch
Brand: William Lawson's
Rating: 3 (4 reviews)

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It is the encounter between malt and grain whiskies aged in oak casks lovingly selected and blended with precise expertise that gives it its unique character: rounded and perfectly balanced with generous notes of malt and fruits.

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15th December 2016

http://www.williampeel.com/produits/

William Peel Scotch Tasting Notes

Taste

You discover its rounded character with generous notes of malt and fruits.

Color

Amber

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William Peel Scotch Tasting Notes

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