Baked apple, peach, honey, caramel, orange peel, vanilla, toasted almond, gentle oak spice, faint leather
Medium-bodied, smooth and creamy — caramel and honey first, then baked fruit, citrus, roasted nuts, soft chocolate, warming spice
Long and composed — caramel, orange peel, gentle oak spice fading slowly
Auchentoshan 21 — Lowland triple distilled. Bourbon + Oloroso + PX. 21 years. 43%.
Baked apple and honey nose. Creamy palate with baked fruit and chocolate. Long composed finish. Refined Lowlander.
Auchentoshan 21 earns an 8 — refined dessert-like Lowlander at £165. Showcases the soft side of triple distillation beautifully.
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