W. H. Milner’s Brown Label Scotch Whisky

Here’s a tasting profile for W. H. Milner’s Brown Label Scotch Whisky, a rare blended Scotch from the 1990s that has surfaced in collector circles:

Tasting Notes: W. H. Milner’s Brown Label

Style: Blended Scotch Whisky ABV: 40% Volume: 700ml Era: Bottled in the 1980s Market: United Kingdom

Nose:- Light grain and caramel: Soft sweetness with a cereal backbone. Faint smoke and oak: Subtle peaty hints and wood influence. Touch of solvent and herbal notes: Typical of older blends with grain whisky content

Palate :- Smooth and mellow: Easy-drinking texture. Toffee and vanilla: Oak-derived sweetness. Grain-forward with mild spice: Corn and barley with a hint of pepper

Finish:- Short to medium: Clean and slightly dry. Lingering oak and mint: Refreshing fade. Straightforward and nostalgic

W. H. Milner’s Brown Label was bottled as a “Special Scotch Whisky” blend, likely aimed at the mid-tier market. Its 1990s bottling suggests a traditional blend of malt and grain whiskies, with a focus on smoothness and accessibility.