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Aberfeldy 1978 Connoisseurs Choice Gordon & Macphail

ABV: 40% - Size: 70cl

Aberfeldy 1978, Gordon & MacPhail Connoisseurs Choice 2000 Bottling with Carton

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This Highland whisky was distilled by Aberfeldy in 1978 and aged for 22 years. Bottled and released by Gordon & Macphail this is a good example of an indie bottling of Aberfeldy. Ships in a regular 70cl bottle, this whisky comes at a fairly normal strength of 40%.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Aberfeldy Distillery
Bottler:: Gordon & Macphail
Region:: Highland
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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Aberfeldy 12 Year Old

The squat bottle makes the whisky look a very inviting dark amber colour and cute red squirrel on the label is a nice touch too. The description on the packaging of this malt purports a heather honey nose, full bodied and rounded and a dry elegant finish with spicy characteristics and a hint of Seville oranges. It pours a much paler amber into...

Score 86/100

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Aberfeldy is somewhat unknown territory to me. I have only tried a few so far. I came across this bottle at a festival in Brussels. Mark Watt was talking excitedly about it, so I scored a sample. It is a very pale fellow (the whisky, I mean)! The nose is sweet and candy-like on Jelly Beans and young apples, skin included. Loads of vanilla and a...

Score 81/100

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While Aberfeldy is still mostly used as the heart of the popular Dewar’s blend, it was revamped in 2014 and put back on the map as a single malt. Today I try the new Limited Edition, a 15 years old that got a regular maturation on bourbon refill and re-char casks before being finished for another 5 months on Pomerol red wine casks from Bordeaux....

Score 86/100

Aberfeldy 21 Year Old

This is the last scotch I had the opportunity to taste at the eponymous (and now defunct) Scotch Bar in Madrid (if you have read my reviews you might know I loved that secluded spot.) And it was in fact a suggestion on the side of one of the very knowledgeable barmen working there, who could always be trusted. Alas, I'll miss that joint. OK, that...

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