1970s Old Angus Blended Scotch Whisky

1970s Old Angus Blended Scotch Whisky at 43% ABV is a vintage-style blend that has appeared in various bottlings over the decades, often associated with export markets. While detailed official tasting notes are hard to come by, here’s a likely profile based on its style and era:

Nose: Soft and mellow, with notes of vanilla, light grain, and dried fruit. Some older bottlings may show hints of leather, wax, or sherry sweetness due to bottle aging

.Palate: Smooth and rounded. Expect flavors of toffee, malted barley, and a touch of oak spice. The 43% ABV gives it a bit more body and warmth than standard 40% blends.

Finish: Medium in length, with lingering vanilla, gentle warmth, and perhaps a faint nutty or earthy note.

If you’ve got a bottle from the 1970s or earlier, oxidation and bottle aging may have added unique character—sometimes a waxy or antique note that collectors adore.