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Up front it is all about weddings in the spring – apple blossom, sugared almonds and polished church pews. As it develops things get fruitier with pear, unripe plums and a touch of chocolate coming through.


Notes by Stuart Easton
Product Name | Royal Brackla 14 Year Old 2001 "The Highland" Carn Mor Strictly Limited |
Country | Scotland |
Region | Highland |
Class | Single Malt |
Vintage | 2001 |
Age Declaration | 14 years old |
Distillation Date | 2001 |
Strength (ABV %) | 46.00% |
Bottling Date | 2015 |
Volume (cl) | 70cl |
Bottle No. | |
Bottles Produced | 375 |
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Batch # | |
Private Label | Carn Mor |
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