1970s King’s Crown De Luxe 4 Year Old Glenfarclas

1970s King’s Crown De Luxe 4 Year Old GlenfarclasKings Crown De Luxe 4 Year Old Scotch, bottled in the 1970s by Hamish Robertson & Co. Ltd. Though its a young whisky by age statement, it carries the charm of its era. Heres what one reviewer had to say: Nose: Slightly alcoholic but malty and sweet, with a grain forward aroma. Not overly complex, but approachable. Palate: Dominated by malt and other grains, described as sweet as cardboarda curious note suggesting a dry, papery sweetness. Theres also a

perhaps a touch of marrow… Very nice aging in glass if you ask me

Initial sweetness unfolds on the palate

we can infer a likely profile based on the grape

Quite a lot of oak

Peppered blood oranges

with also whiffs of violets and lilac

Very compact and satisfying

which results in a milky-white appearance

The Longrow Red Pinot Noir Cask Matured is a peated Campbeltown single malt

a special release celebrating the distillery’s historic 1608 license:

and white peach

Spain since 1796