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Avonside 1938 35 Years Old Edwards & Edwards
Avonside 1938 35 Years Old 43% 75cl Edwards & Edwards
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Distillery: Glenlivet - Status: Active - Region: Speyside
Vintage: 1938 Age: 35yo Bottling Date: Circa 1973 Alcohol Vol: 43% CL/ML: 75 cl Bottler: G&M N. of Bottles produced: Numbered Series Series: Black Label
Fantastic Glenlivet, 93 Whisky Fun points and a dram to remember imported in a numbered series by the great Giaccone in the early 70's.
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Tasting notes
Lion's | 18-01-2013
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Colour: pale amber.
Nose: rather different from its twin, showing more OBE and more herbal and leathery touches, less rounded but certainly not less interesting. Beef bouillon, cigar box, metal polish, wax polish, a little parsley, banana skin and finally hints of old cough syrup, eucalyptus and even camphor. Maybe a tad less coherent than the ‘regular’ G&M and less polished, but certainly as entertaining and maybe even more complex.
Mouth: I was afraid this one would be too dry on the palate but greatest of news, it’s even less so than its sibling. The attack is unexpectedly vibrant and even big, and we get more or less the same flavours as on the nose but with more dried fruits and rather less ‘phenolic and resinous’ notes. Date liqueur, sweet liquorice, old orange liqueur, nougat, quinces… Actually, it’s amazingly fruity! Incredible after so many years… Better stop now.
Finish: long, longer than the other one in any case. Hazlenuts, oranges, cloves and various honeys.
Comments: this one is quite incredible.
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From Whiskyfun.com
Colour: pale amber.
Nose: rather different from its twin, showing more OBE and more herbal and leathery touches, less rounded but certainly not less interesting. Beef bouillon, cigar box, metal polish, wax polish, a little parsley, banana skin and finally hints of old cough syrup, eucalyptus and even camphor. Maybe a tad less coherent than the ‘regular’ G&M and less polished, but certainly as entertaining and maybe even more complex.
Mouth: I was afraid this one would be too dry on the palate but greatest of news, it’s even less so than its sibling. The attack is unexpectedly vibrant and even big, and we get more or less the same flavours as on the nose but with more dried fruits and rather less ‘phenolic and resinous’ notes. Date liqueur, sweet liquorice, old orange liqueur, nougat, quinces… Actually, it’s amazingly fruity! Incredible after so many years… Better stop now.
Finish: long, longer than the other one in any case. Hazlenuts, oranges, cloves and various honeys.
Comments: this one is quite incredible.