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Product Description

This 1973-vintage Linlithgow single malt was released in 2004 as part of Diageo's Special Releases. A fruity, grassy Lowland whisky, it was matured for three decades before being bottled in 2004.

Product Facts

Bottler
Distillery Bottling
Age
30 Year Old
Vintage
1973
Bottling Date
2004
Country
Scotland
Region
Lowland
Colouring
Yes

Linlithgow 1973 30 Year Old

Lowland Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Distillery Bottling

70cl / 59.6%

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£3,000

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Tasting Notes

Tasting Notes from Whiskyfun (Serge Valentin)
- Nose
  A bold, jammy attack on the nose, mostly on citrons and lemons, the malt getting then even fruitier, maybe more in classic Lowland style than other St. Magdalenes. Still there are fine notes of linseed oil, maybe olive oil, ashes… There’s also an excellent spiciness (hints of cloves and nutmeg). Much more drinkable ‘just like that’ than expected.
- Mouth
  More or less in the same vein as on the nose, with lemon marmalade and a beautiful oakiness (perfect ‘oaky balance’ here at 30yo). Long, rather dry finish, quite sensual I must say. More than other versions in any case. Love it.
- Score
  92 points.
Producer's Tasting Notes
- Nose
  Deep fruity nose – cherries, kirsch, strawberry jam, heady roses, develops traces of Black Forest Gateau, then freshens to unripe cherries and tinned pears, with almonds behind. Adding water brings up pear-drops and acetone at first, then crème brulee and burnt orange marmalade (faint peat). Later some tangerine and passion fruit notes.
- Body
  Light, slightly waxy, with good viscosity.
- Palate
  Very expressive, surprisingly fruity. Jammy sweetness and considerable fresh acidity. An interesting cedar-dry medicinal development (like inhaling an old- fashioned cough remedy). Chocolate spread on toast.
- Finish
  Dries out into a warming, lightly bitter, short finish, leaving a ghost of chocolate orange.