Haig Dimple 1970s Bottling

Nose:Not too soft, and not too rounded, there are even echoes of Clynelish and Ord. Pure speculations. Nice leafy and cigary arrival, then some kind of grassy fudge, with some waxy hay or something.

Mouth: Roasted nuts and leafy teas. Little sweetness, this is good.

Finish: Medium, malty and toffee-ish, this is the typical signature of many a medium-range Scottish blend of the time.

Comments: Strictly nothing to complain about. And the bottle, once empty, makes for a perfect candleholder, should you own a pizzeria. Seriously, this is very good.