1970’s Johnnie Walker Red Label 4cl sherry wines

1970’s Johnnie Walker Red Label 4cl sherry winesThis is an un open, an appears to be a 4cl fill level Colour: Full gold. Nose: Malty and nutty and a tad smokey. Garden bonfire, barbecue and flowers. Mouth: Creamy and very smokey. Very obvious peatiness, spices, orange liqueur, fudge and pepper. Finish: long and peppery. Comments: Johnnie Red used to be a big whisky. Twenty five years of bottle ageing added a pleasant complexity. Especially since this may well contain some Brora.

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rounding it out with flavors from the historic cask

Lots of herbal tea

An unusual dram - the distillery is still mothballed

plain peat smoke

Contextual Notes

green tobacco

Let’s explore the tasting notes for the 1970’s Avonside Whisky

This bottle is 'super Sherried' and very collectible

a little kiwi… Lemon drops

and a waft of coastal salinity

no acid additions…you know the drill