Convalmore 1969 / Bot.1991 / Connoisseurs Choice Speyside Whisky

Distillery
Convalmore
Region
Country
United Kingdom
Type
ABV
40%
Price
£550
Tasting notes
Smokey, Malt Extract, Toasted
Description
Convalmore 1969 distilled before the distillery ceased in 1990 and bottled in 1991 by Gordon & MacPhail, represents a key Speyside blending whisky bottled as single malt. At 22 years old at bottling, expect mature character with orchard fruit, honey, cereal, and subtle peat, with gentle oak integration. The texture is light to medium, the finish dry with echoes of honey and spice. A historically significant Speyside dram for those interested in the distillery's role as a blending component.

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Convalmore 1969 / Bot.1991 / Connoisseurs Choice Speyside Whisky

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Convalmore 1969 / Bot.1991 / Connoisseurs Choice Speyside Whisky is a from Convalmore (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect intensely smoky, oaky and sweet character — smokey, malt extract, toasted. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

Convalmore 1969 distilled before the distillery ceased in 1990 and bottled in 1991 by Gordon & MacPhail, represents a key Speyside blending whisky bottled as single malt. At 22 years old at bottling, expect mature character with orchard fruit, honey, cereal, and subtle peat, with gentle oak integration. The texture is light to medium, the finish dry with echoes of honey and spice. A historically significant Speyside dram for those interested in the distillery's role as a blending component.

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