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Whyte & MacKay Scotch Whisky
Founded on the docks of Glasgow in 1844, Whyte & Mackay has remained true to itself and its founders James Whyte and Charles Mackay's pioneering spirit for over 160 years.
Tasting Notes
Colour : Rich, golden highlights.
Nose : Full and round with a silky spectrum of soft nuances which are displayed immediately.An impeccable balance prevails with no individual malt or grain whisky predominating.The Double Marriage process of the 41 constituent parts has assured a lasting union - a perfect marriage.
This is the key to the blends success - time allows the aged malts to amalgamate and harmonise. The vatted malt or blended malt, as it is now known, is held in sherry butts and left for several months during its first marriage.Once again time is called upon.The blended malt is then mixed with six different grain whiskies and returned to another set of sherry butts to complete its second stage of maturation before it is finally bottled.
Taste : By allowing the double married blend to drift over the tongue, the warmth of the mouth releases additional flavours - honeyed soft fruits arise in profusion.Seductively smooth, rich tones assert their influence in the background before giving way to a pleasing warm aftertaste which lingers long in the mouth.
70cl Bottle.
40% Vol.
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