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Taste
Sumptuous auburn gold
Rich and complex, with of toffee and butterscotch combining with ripe peach and bitter orange
Superbly structured, with initial of soft apricot and cream, offset by developing flavours of old leather and oak, with a touch of honey
Very long and well balanced, progressing from creame brulee to a gentle oak flourish
Why Do We Love This?
Greater age adds body and a rich raisin character to Aberlour’s characteristic depth and spiciness. Matured in the highest quality casks, where it develops deep Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry flavours, this is the richest and most indulgent Aberlour expression. Perfect in structure and memorably eloquent.
Awards
2017
International Wine & Spirits Competition
2015
International Whisky Competition
2014
International Spirits Challenge
2014
International Wine & Spirits Competition
2014
San Francisco World Spirits Competition
2013
International Wine & Spirits Competition
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Complex
A complex wine/whisky simply means that when you taste it, the flavor changes from the moment you taste it to the moment you swallow.
Fruity
When describing the level of the fruit flavors in the wine/whisky
Sweet
Describing the level of the sweetnessin the wine/whisky
Acidity
Acidity gives wine its tart and sour taste.
Smooth
As a wine/whisky ages, its tannins become softer and rounder, and the acidity diminishes, making the wine more approachable and easy-to-drink.
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Body
When talking about body, a simple example is to compare skim milk (light-bodied), whole milk (medium-bodied) and cream (full-bodied).
Colour
Refers to the booze's appearance.
Aroma
Traditionally defined as the smell that booze acquires from the ingredients and from fermentation.
Palate
The purpose of fine tasting is to appraise and analyse the flavors by the tongue.
Finish
A.K.A aftertaste. The taste or flavors that linger in the mouth after the booze is tasted, spit or swallowed.
Grape
Type of grape variety used.
Made of...
Ingredients used.
