Whyte & Mackay 21 years old - b. 1980s - 75cl

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A premium vintage release of Whyte & Mackay 21 Years Old Blended Scotch Whisky, presented in its iconic round decanter bottle and original silk-lined presentation box. Aged for over two decades in oak casks, this expression represents the pinnacle of Whyte & Mackay's classic double-maturation blending tradition. Detailed DescriptionAn outstanding vintage bottle of Whyte & Mackay 21 Years Old Blended Scotch Whisky, distilled, blended, and bottled in Scotland by Whyte & Mackay Distillers Limited, Glasgow. Founded in 1844 by James Whyte and Charles Mackay, the house of Whyte & Mackay became renowned throughout the 20th century for its famous "Double Marriage" blending technique. To create their top-tier age-statement expressions, carefully chosen single malt and grain whiskies are married together in oak casks for extended periods to achieve exceptional depth and harmony.This 21-year-old expression is an elegant example of vintage Scotch blending at its finest. Presented in a distinctive round decanter-style bottle with a gold collar neck label reading "Aged in Wood - 21 Years" and housed in its original red satin/silk-lined display box. Features French import labeling ("21 Ans d'Âge" and vintage French tax stamp), placing its bottling era around the late 1970s to 1980s. In the glass, it displays a deep mahogany amber color. The nose opens with rich aromas of sherry wood, dried dark fruit, orange marmalade, honeyed oak, and subtle pipe tobacco. On the palate, it is full-bodied, silky, and complex, delivering layers of rich malt, dark chocolate, toasted nuts, and warming wood spice, finishing long and smooth.

A premium vintage release of Whyte & Mackay 21 Years Old Blended Scotch Whisky, presented in its iconic round decanter bottle and original silk-lined presentation box. Aged for over two decades in oak casks, this expression represents the pinnacle of Whyte & Mackay's classic double-maturation blending tradition. Detailed DescriptionAn outstanding vintage bottle of Whyte & Mackay 21 Years Old Blended Scotch Whisky, distilled, blended, and bottled in Scotland by Whyte & Mackay Distillers Limited, Glasgow. Founded in 1844 by James Whyte and Charles Mackay, the house of Whyte & Mackay became renowned throughout the 20th century for its famous "Double Marriage" blending technique. To create their top-tier age-statement expressions, carefully chosen single malt and grain whiskies are married together in oak casks for extended periods to achieve exceptional depth and harmony.This 21-year-old expression is an elegant example of vintage Scotch blending at its finest. Presented in a distinctive round decanter-style bottle with a gold collar neck label reading "Aged in Wood - 21 Years" and housed in its original red satin/silk-lined display box. Features French import labeling ("21 Ans d'Âge" and vintage French tax stamp), placing its bottling era around the late 1970s to 1980s. In the glass, it displays a deep mahogany amber color. The nose opens with rich aromas of sherry wood, dried dark fruit, orange marmalade, honeyed oak, and subtle pipe tobacco. On the palate, it is full-bodied, silky, and complex, delivering layers of rich malt, dark chocolate, toasted nuts, and warming wood spice, finishing long and smooth.

Details

Distillery/brand
Whyte & Mackay
Country of production
Scotland
Volume on label
75cl
Alcohol %
43%
Bottling period
1980s
Age (years in cask)
21
Original packaging
Yes
PortugalVerified
158
Objects sold
100%
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