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An Cnoc 1974 Knockdhu GM
| Category | Single Malt Whisky from |
| District | Eastern Highlands |
| Bottler | Gordon & MacPhail |
| Bottling | Connoisseurs Choice |
| Label type | Brown Label |
| Vintage | 1974 |
| Age | 10 years old |
| Strength | 40.0 % Vol. |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Availability |  |
| Added: 5 Jun. 2011 2:04 pm by WhiskyAgent | |
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Notes & Reviews
posted 28 Apr. 2013
MaltMartin gave this whisky 83 points
Color
Old gold
Nose
Malty and yeasty. Sweet fruit (melon and pear). Cardboardy. Hints of smoke.
Taste
Soft and clear.Oranges and mandarines. Very gentle. Also smoke again.
Finish
Long and dry. Some spice which remains for a while.
Comments
Not the best G&M Brown Label I've ever tasted. Just not that expessive as others in this range.
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