Drambuie Royal Legacy 1745 Whisky Liqueur

70cl / 46%
Drambuie Royal Legacy 1745 Whisky Liqueur
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Tasting Notes (1)
Produced to celebrate the centenary of the first commercial Drambuie, which originally appeared in 1909, Drambuie Royal Legacy has been made using the best aged malt whiskies combined with the traditional secret recipe of herbs and spices that make the brand so popular. Winner of a Gold Medal at the Drinks International Awards for travel retail at Cannes in 2009.
Bottling Date
December 2010
No of Bottles
1569
Country
Scotland
Colouring
Yes
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Drambuie Royal Legacy 1745 Whisky Liqueur Reviews

Tasting Notes

  • Producer's Tasting Notes

    The world’s finest single cask infused whisky liqueur made with some of Scotland’s rarest whiskies. Soft spice and toffee notes are balanced with malt whisky oak and vanilla on the nose to create a smooth but complex flavour progression.

1 Customer Review

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  • The Quibbler 5 March 2011

    As everyone knows, the regular Drambuie is a predominently a sweet liqueur. Drambuie 15 Year Old Speyside has about 90% of the sweetness removed, replaced by a cleaner malty-smoky edge which is very pleasant, but somehow the aniseed, orange