Landy Freres Whisky

Landy Frères appears to be an Italian bottler known more for vintage liqueurs and spirits than for widely distributed Scotch whiskies. While there’s no detailed tasting profile available for a specific “Landy Frères Whisky,” some bottles—like the Landy Frères Hurricane Whisky—have surfaced in auctions and collections, often dating from the mid-20th century.

Based on its likely style and era, here’s a speculative tasting profile:

Nose: Light and slightly floral, with hints of grain sweetness, dried apple, and a touch of old oak.

Palate: Mellow and smooth, offering notes of vanilla, soft malt, and perhaps a faint herbal or nutty character.

Finish: Short to medium, with a gentle warmth and a whisper of spice or wood tannin.

These types of vintage blends were often bottled at around 40–43% ABV and intended for export markets, especially Italy. If you’ve got a bottle, it’s a charming piece of whisky history—more collectible curiosity than modern dram.