King James Blended Scotch - 1960s
- Distillery
- The American Distilling Co
- Region
- Country
- America
- Type
- Blended
- ABV
- 43%
- Price
- £396
- Community rating
- 3.00 / 5 (1 ratings)
- Tasting notes
- Vanilla, Malt Extract, Toasted
- Description
- A 1.75-litre bottle of blended Scotch whisky bottled for the American market in the 1960s, King James represents a bygone era of bulk Scotch exports when such large-format bottles were common in the United States.
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ABV
43%
Age
NAS
Style
Blended
✦ Neatly Summary
King James Blended Scotch - 1960s is a blended from The American Distilling Co (America), bottled at 43% ABV. Expect sweet, oaky and lightly fruity character — vanilla, malt extract, toasted. An approachable dram, ideal for newcomers and casual sippers. A collector's expression at a premium price point.
A 1.75-litre bottle of blended Scotch whisky bottled for the American market in the 1960s, King James represents a bygone era of bulk Scotch exports when such large-format bottles were common in the United States.
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