Highland Park 1929 for Manuel & Webster Glasgow

CategorySINGLE MALT
DistilleryHighland Park
BottlerDistillery Bottling
Bottling Series-
Vintage1929
Bottled Year1939
Age10년
Cask Type-
Cask Number-
Bottles Released-
ABV43.0%
Volume700 ml
Label-
CountryScotland
RegionIslands
Highland Park 1929  for Manuel & Webster Glasgow
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Flavor Profile

Vanilla
Oaky
Sweet
Smoky
Fruity
Honey
Creamy
Floral
Chocolate
Spicy
Dried Fruit
Nutty
Citrus
Peaty
Herbal
Maritime

Tasting Notes

Colour

amber

air Nose

oh no! I mean, yes! It’s a whole, it’s not a collection of aromas, just like the greatest wines. It’s actually hard to break it down into descriptors, but I could try. What’s striking me first is the earthiness that’s in this. Imagine you’re wandering in a long-forgotten mine or something… or a cave. There’s a mustiness, some saltpetre for sure, some mushrooms… Then you’re in an old garage, full of old cars (I could quote prestige makers but I won’t – or maybe Delahaye?), with scents of old leather, Bakelite, natural rubber, cardboard, used oil, concrete… Wait, how much time do we have? Yeah, so I’ll only add beeswax, old chartreuse and dried figs. There

restaurant Palate

is there a language for this? Semantics? A vocabulary? Shall we even dare commenting on this? First, once again, it’s a whole. It’s not a jigsaw, it’s a Turner. Listen, I may have tried ten whiskies that were as ‘high’ as this in my whole tasting life, or maybe even less, and each and every time I couldn’t not think of Duke Ellington. That must be some kind of disease. The great Dave Broom has just written, in a great article in Whisky Advocate about the Islay Jazz Festival, that yours truly ‘can’t listen to jazz and taste whisky’. That is true. Because jazz already is in the greatest whiskies. And in this one there’s Duke Ellington. Oh and the whole Duke Ellington Orchestra, with Juan Tizol and all those guys. Oh hell, please call the Anti-Maltoporn Brigade before it’s too late

timer Finish

no comments. Comments (still): hasn’t this art been lost forever?

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