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Clynelish 1972 24 Year Old

ABV: 61.3% - Size: 70cl

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More info C$4,978 (£2,750.00)

Distilled at Clynelish distillery, this Scotch Whisky was aged for 24 years prior to bottling. This can be considered a higher strength whisky, with an ABV of 61.3%. Comes at the regular bottling size of 70cl.

About the whisky

Distillery:: Clynelish Distillery
Age:: 24 Year Old
Region:: Highland
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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Score 87/100

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Score 86/100

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The story of Brora & Clynelish has been explained before. The first whisky is almost legendary, the second highly praised by many connoisseurs. So this week I will try a couple of Clynelish and Brora. Let me start with this 12 Year Old from A.D. Rattray at cask strength from a bourbon cask. The nose is quite soft and mineral. Quite fresh,...

Score 84/100

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Score 85/100