1812 John Crabbie & Co. Gold Medal Fine Scotch Whisky cognac spirits

1812 John Crabbie & Co. Gold Medal Fine Scotch Whisky cognac spiritsGold Medal Souvenir Whisky of the 1986 Commonwealth Games by Crabbie (75cl, 40%) The origins of John Crabbie & Co can be traced back to 1801, when one Miller Crabbie set himself up as a merchant in Edinburgh and under the control of his son, John, the company acquired a former porter brewery in Leith. John Crabbie was the first chairman of Edinburghs North British Distillery, established in October 1885 as an independent alternative source of grain

brioche-like flavours

Cockburn’s   LBV has much of the rich full fruity flavour and 'grip' of Vintage Port

here’s what you can expect based on its style and vintage:

Since 1985

balanced by a hint of citrus and herbal notes

flavorful expression that stands out even today

Let’s delve into its intriguing tasting notes:Juniper and Citrus: Marberg offers plenty of juniper and citrus in the nose

lots of vanilla

You’ll find flavors of butterscotch

no longer exists as far as I know

Mouth: Great definition even if it isn’t really big

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