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Brora 1981 DT
| Category | Single Malt Whisky from |
| District | Northern Highlands |
| Bottler | Duncan Taylor |
| Bottling | Rare Auld |
| Vintage | 11.1981 |
| Bottled | 10.2004 |
| Age | 22 years old |
| Cask type | Oak cask |
| Cask no. | 1426 |
| Number of bottles | 251 |
| Strength | 60.8 % Vol. |
| Bottle size | 700 ml |
| Availability |  |
| Price | ± € 175.00 | £ 149.77 | $ 234.61 |
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| Added: 21 Jan. 2008 11:22 pm | |
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Notes & Reviews
posted 3 Dec. 2012
Furtia gave this whisky 91 points
Weighted rate
91
Nose - aroma
89
Initial taste
88
Body
92
Finish
92
Price
91
Presentation
93
posted 18 Oct. 2012
Drochaid gave this whisky 90 points
Nose: it starts quite grainy and very
flowery. A clean and fresh one, that
develops on some rather subtle aromas
of meadow flowers, light honey and
white fruits (gooseberries, freshly
cut apple, white melon...) Some
playful notes of parsley and dill,
but no peat or smoke.
Mouth: very nice attack, quite sweet and peppery,
with lots of body. Very nervous indeed,
with quite some cooked apples and
fruit salad. It gets very gingery,
and perhaps a tad too bitter. Long
finish, just a little drying. Anyway,
it`s certainly one of the nicest
1981 Broras I ever had: 89
points. (whiskyfun.com, may 2005)
flowery. A clean and fresh one, that
develops on some rather subtle aromas
of meadow flowers, light honey and
white fruits (gooseberries, freshly
cut apple, white melon...) Some
playful notes of parsley and dill,
but no peat or smoke.
Mouth: very nice attack, quite sweet and peppery,
with lots of body. Very nervous indeed,
with quite some cooked apples and
fruit salad. It gets very gingery,
and perhaps a tad too bitter. Long
finish, just a little drying. Anyway,
it`s certainly one of the nicest
1981 Broras I ever had: 89
points. (whiskyfun.com, may 2005)
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