Tasting Notes

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Dewar’s Double Double 37

Dewars Double Double 37. Image courtesy Dewar's.

Country: Scotland

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Type: Blended Malt

Bottler: John Dewar & Sons/Bacardi

ABV: 48%

Score: 95 Points

Part of a new Dewar’s series honoring the whisky regions of Scotland, this is the first-ever blended malt whisky for Dewar’s as well as its oldest expression on record. It’s finished in ex-Oloroso Sherry casks that previously held whisky from Speyside’s Aultmore Distillery. The nose has touches of figs, toasted oak, plums, grilled peaches, and a hint of hazelnut. The taste is sweet with a touch of allspice balanced by honey, figs, and caramel candy on top of apricots, peaches, and a hint of spearmint. The finish is long and tongue-tingling with lingering allspice and a hint of spearmint. Outstanding (September, 2023)