Cutty Sark 33 Year Old
Art Deco Limited Edition
Nose: All
the freshly polished oak and leather wares of a stately home study, sherry
soaked sultanas, Luxardo maraschino cherries, vanilla infused poached pears, grilled
peaches, toffee apples, coconut ice, Cadbury’s Crunchie, Parma violets, espresso
coffee, cinnamon, nutmeg, wood smoke and the subtlest suggestion of alpine
freshness.
Palate: Grilled
pineapple rings, pink grapefruit, stewed prunes, clove studded Seville orange, coconut
rum, toasted walnuts, sugared almonds, chocolate covered coffee beans, cherries
jubilee, Green and Black's vanilla ice cream, burnt caramel, white pepper and a
wave-ette of wood smoke.
Finish: An affluently
alluring, decadently delicious and opulent oozing, long, lush, lingering
finish.
Summary: When
it comes to the consistency and quality of their blends, it has to be said that
Cutty Sark are always bang on the money. From their £20 standard bottling to this premium £650 offering, there really is a
bountiful blended belter in the range to suit every budget. But by jiminy if
you get the opportunity to sample this particular Art Deco inspired release,
grasp and grab it with both hands, as you’ll be in for one heck of a dramspanking
treat!
