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Caperdonich 37 years 1972 - 2010 #7414
Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Caperdonich 37 years 1972 - 2010 #7414
Speyside Single Malt Scotch Whisky
Bottler | Duncan Taylor |
Distillery / brand | Caperdonich |
Range | Rare Auld |
Country | Scotland |
Region | Speyside |
Content Size | 0.7 liter |
Alc/vol | 56.5% |
Age | 37 years |
Distilled | 11-1972 |
Bottled | 03-2010 |
Cask number | 7414 |
Number of bottles | 147 |
Flavour Profiles | Mature and complex |
Tasting notes Serge Valentin: 90 points (WhiskyFun.com)
Colour: amber gold.
Nose: oh yess! Baklavas, honey, nectar and orange blossom, then a touch of mint, humus, camphor and tobacco. Long story short: this is perfect. With water: utter top notch. Everything’s there, including these tiny farmy aromas that bring so much complexity. Get your iPhone ready (unless you’re more into the Nokia revival – are you?)
Mouth (neat): exceptional, rich yet ‘vibrant’, with many dried fruits, honeys, saps, oils and this feeling of high-end arak. Yes there are figs. The whole’s quite powerful. With water: the number of the Anti-Maltoporn brigade is 56 64 89 3… haha.
Finish: quite long, a bit rough, which is great in this context. Great notes of peppery apples. A little more oak in the aftertaste. No, quite some oak.
Comments: cancel your call, I was about to go to 92 but the oak in the finish was a tad ‘too much’. Very excellent nonetheless.