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Inchgower 14 Year Old Flora & Fauna
A coastal Speyside curiosity — briny and slightly sulphurous, an acquired taste even among malt enthusiasts.
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A coastal Speyside curiosity — briny and slightly sulphurous, an acquired taste even among malt enthusiasts.
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Red wine barrels from the Barossa give this Melbourne malt a berry-rich, uniquely Australian character.
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A quietly excellent Speyside malt — floral, fruity and beautifully balanced, still hiding in the Flora & Fauna series.
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The Beast of Dufftown — rich, meaty and complex, shaped by one of Scotch whisky's strangest distillation regimes.
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