1980s Crazy 5 Blended Scotch Whisky

The Crazy 5 Blended Scotch Whisky is a rare export-market bottling from The Crazy Scotch Whisky International Company, likely released before 1991 and primarily distributed in Italy.

Though formal tasting notes are limited, a few vintage reviews and collector impressions help reconstruct its character.

Crazy 5 Blended Scotch Whisky — Tasting Notes (Speculative & User-Informed)

Nose :- Fragrant and floral — Light heather, chamomile, and dried wildflowers. Citrus and cooked fruit — Lemon zest, stewed apple, and faint orange marmalade. Medicinal and mossy — Camphor, coal-gas, and damp forest floor—suggesting older malt components

Palate :- Light and creamy — Soft texture with floral continuity from the nose. Cooked mash and malt extract — Earthy grain depth with a touch of huskiness. Vanilla and dried fruit — Raisins, figs, and a hint of nutty sweetness

Finish :- Fruity and mellow — Lingering orchard fruit and honey. Dry herbal fade — Tobacco leaf, toasted oak, and a faint smoky echo

Contextual Notes

ABV: 40%

Era: Bottled before 1991

Style: Export blend with Highland and Island malt influence