Distileerderij | Macallan |
Bottelaar | OB |
Serie | distilled by R. Kemp, Macallan-Glenlivet Rinaldi Import |
Gebotteld voor | Campbell Hope & King for Rinaldi Import |
Gedistilleerd op | 1954 |
Gebotteld | 1969 |
Land | Schotland |
Streek | Speyside |
Leeftijd | 15 |
Cask Type | Sherry Wood |
Vatnummer | X |
Alcohol percentage | 45.85 |
Inhoud | 0,75 |
Conditie | Geen originele verpakking |
Etiket | Perfect |
Voorraad | 0 |
Colour: dark gold (paler than the 1958).
Nose: probably less sherry than in the 1958, but even more elegance. More straightforward, more mineral, ashy, beautifully metallic, flinty... Also more on mint / eucalyptus, old turpentine, linseed oil... It’s only after a few minutes that more definite notes of sherry come through, sultanas, rum, gooseberries... Superb notes of leather polish as well. Again, extremely elegant.
Mouth: totally fantastic. Stunning balance and stunning complexity, fresh fruits, sherry, oak and malt. Thrilling mouth feel. Let me give you just a sample of all you get in this one: sultanas, tangerines, wax, fir honey, very old pu-erh tea, Russian tobacco, mint drops, old rancio, smoke... right, right, the rest will be censored by WF’s integrated anti-maltoporn brigade.
One of these bottles that helped to build the Macallan’s legend I think, and further proof that not only old whiskies that are dark in colour are fabulous.