1980s White Horse Scotch Whisky Stumpy Bottle

Colour: Pale gold.

Nose: The peatiness is very obvious, the grassiness as well, and the minerality as well. Rather dry and surprisingly austere.

Mouth: Excellent and very, very peaty! Perfect attack, with oranges, honey, soft spices and then a growing peatiness. Was there 1/3 Lagavulin in the mix?

Finish: Long, peaty and orangey. Comments: Lagavulin’s younger brother. Same global quality as the Famous Grouse despite a slightly weaker nose. An old blend for malt drinkers and peat lovers alike.