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60 | Connoisseur’s Choice


Speyside


Raphael Marinoni


SHOP MANAGER, A.D. RATTRAY’S WHISKY SHOP, AYRSHIRE


www.adrattray.com


The A. D. Rattray Whisky Experience and Shop in Kirkoswald, Ayrshire, offers an extremely diverse range of drams – from popular brands to lesser- known gems and individual cask bottlings.


ABERLOUR A’BUNADH 49


GLENFARCLAS 21 YEAR OLD


83 43 SELECTED BY RAPHAEL


A very nice, well-rounded whisky full of fruit, spices and smoke – what else could you want?


NOSE: All types of fruit; fresh, stewed and dried, with smoke.


PALATE: Light, smoky fruit cake with gentle spices, followed by hints of dark, oily chocolate.


FINISH: Fresh, smooth and lingering.


A. D. RATTRAY WHISKY EXPERIENCE, HOUSE MALT 3 25


4O SELECTED BY RAPHAEL Mark Angus RETAIL SALES MANAGER,


GORDON & MACPHAIL, ELGIN


www.gordonand macphail.com


Responsible for running Elgin’s flagship whisky shop, Mark selects the G&M Retail Exclusive range, organises Spirit of Speyside tastings and judges for the Scottish Field Whisky Challenge.


A rich and spicy six-year-old


Craigellachie, produced from a single first-fill sherry hogshead.


NOSE: Sweet, floral, Oloroso sherry, stewed plums and a hint of tobacco.


PALATE: Honeycomb, rich fruit, bitter orange and walnuts, with a hint of spice.


FINISH: Lingering and spicy. 60.4


SELECTED BY RAPHAEL Offers incredible value for money. Fruity and nutty, rich and full-bodied with lots of character and tons of flavour.


NOSE: Dark sherry, citrus, spices and bitter chocolate.


PALATE: Blackberries, stewed fruits, dark bittersweet chocolate and spices. Rich and creamy.


FINISH: Long-lasting.


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