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Strathclyde 36 years old 1977 The Sovereign Review

By Miguel in Uncategorized

Tasting today a very old Strathclyde from Hunter Laing, I have tender love to such old grain whiskies… when they are young usually grain whiskies tastes of nothing at best but put them a few decades on a oak cask and the result is usually surpraising.

“Quite an experience. I think it is my first sherried grain whisky... delightfully sherried if you ask me”

92
Strathclyde 36 Year Old 1977 (cask 9912) - The Sovereign (Hunter Laing)

This dram has a mahogany-like color.

Nose (91): more than average. honey, varnish, spices, citrus, cinnamon, candies, raisins.

Palate (93): powerful, oily. honey, sulphur, raisins, wood, citrus, cinnamon, salt, spices, candies.

Finish (92): longer than average. honey, raisins, sulphur, citrus.

So based on other whiskies I have already tasted I rate this Strathclyde 36 Year Old 1977 (cask 9912) - The Sovereign (Hunter Laing) with 92 points over 100.

Miguel says…

It is always a pleasure to taste this kind of whiskies.



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