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Singleton of Dufftown Reserve Collection Unité, 40%
Price: ● Issue: Fall 2013 ● Reviewer: Dave Broom ● Category: Single Malt Scotch
Very Singleton of Dufftown: while that means easy drinking and approachable, it also
can suggest a single malt without a spark of wayward genius. This is,
typically, very ordered: nuts and honey with malt and pecan pie underneath. As
it opens there's dried lemon, oak, dried fig, and (dilute) pencil shavings. The
palate is—typically—sweet and thick, though here with a refreshing sharpness,
like a mix of wine gums and cider. I'd add a rock or two of ice. (Travel Retail exclusive) £38/1 liter
can suggest a single malt without a spark of wayward genius. This is,
typically, very ordered: nuts and honey with malt and pecan pie underneath. As
it opens there's dried lemon, oak, dried fig, and (dilute) pencil shavings. The
palate is—typically—sweet and thick, though here with a refreshing sharpness,
like a mix of wine gums and cider. I'd add a rock or two of ice. (Travel Retail exclusive) £38/1 liter
