Clanroy De Luxe Blended Scotch

Here’s a detailed tasting profile for McClelland’s Clanroy De Luxe Blended Scotch, based on historical context and available reviews:

Clanroy De Luxe Blended Scotch – Tasting Notes

Nose :- Very soft and nutty, with hints of aged wood and light grain. Touches of vanilla, dried grass, and faint smoke

Palate :- Light and simple, with a gentle smoky whiff. Notes of soft wood, cereal malt, and subtle spice. A mild grain-forward texture.

Finish :- Lingering grainy mouthfeel with soft notes. Fades cleanly, leaving a dry echo of malt and wood

Style & Provenance

Bottled by T&A McClelland Ltd, historically linked to Bladnoch and Bowmore

Likely includes components from Lowland and Islay distilleries. Known as an “easy drinker” with a soft smoky palate. The brand was active from the 1930s to the 1990s, now dormant

Clanroy De Luxe is a gentle, nostalgic blend—not complex, but evocative of mid-century Scotch blending. Its soft smoke and nutty grain profile make it a quiet companion for reflective sipping, especially for those intrigued by the legacy of Morrison Bowmore and McClelland’s blending style.