Lochside 1963 HH The Clan Denny
| Category | SINGLE MALT |
| Distillery | Lochside |
| Bottler | Hunter Hamilton (HH) |
| Bottling Series | The Clan Denny |
| Vintage | 1963 |
| Bottled Year | 2006 |
| Age | 42년 |
| Cask Type | - |
| Cask Number | - |
| Bottles Released | - |
| ABV | 44.1% |
| Volume | 700 ml |
| Label | - |
| Country | Scotland |
| Region | Highlands |
Flavor Profile
Tasting Notes
하일랜드 동부 몬트로즈 항구 닫힌 록사이드 증류소가 1963년 증류한 원액이 42년을 견뎠다. 북해 항구의 짠 풍토가 결에 광물성을 새겼다. 잔에는 진한 호박빛이 잠겨 있고 노즈에는 잘 익은 사과, 들꽃 꿀, 묵은 견과의 향이 깊게 머문다. 입에 들어오면 44.1도의 부드러운 알코올과 함께 노란 자두, 바닐라, 짭짤한 캐러멜의 풍미가 천천히 흐른다. 여운은 닫힌 증류소의 짠 바람과 묵은 오크로 길게 이어진다.
AITasting Notes
Colour
gold
air Nose
indeed, this is much less peaty and smoky than the old 8yo, rounder and smoother, but it’s not less nice, with Laphroaig still very present in the background – and coming to the front after a while. Nice mint and camphor and again these notes of violets. Not the 8yo’s zing but it’s, err… ‘nice’
restaurant Palate
too bad, now we have some cardboardy and badly waxy notes as well as something a little soapy (lavender?) It is to be wondered if there isn’t certain batches from a certain Islay distillery in there… The peat is bolder than on the nose, that is, and there’s also lots of pepper but the whole lacks balance
timer Finish
long, sweet, less cardboardy and soapy now but strangely bitter and rubbery. Also a little coconut. Bitter caramel? Really too bad, I quite liked the nose. 68 points . MUSIC – Recommended listening: do you remember the years when it was impossible to escape from this song? This time it's 'the' Dwight Yoakam , ex Mr. Sharon Stone who's doing I want you to want me.mp3 (and no it's not one of the cheapest tricks - but yes the end is strange). Please buy his music... March 2, 2007 TASTING - TWO SINGLE GRAINS FROM LOCHSIDE Lochside 42 yo 1963 (44.1%, DL Clan Denny, grain, cask ref HH2239, 2006) Hunter Hamilton (Douglas Laing) has bottled several casks of this Lochside single grain, one of them (at 45.2%) doing wonders at the MM Awards 2006. This is another cask. Lochside had both pot stills and a continuous one for grain until 1970