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Kava
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 Posted: Wed Nov 27, 2019 1:10 pm Post subject: Re: The Wee Dram - Bakewell |
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MattS
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| Only in the shop. Not opening mine for a while. It is unpeated, with an old quite savoury-ness and different to many things I've tasted. I would also agree with the notes on their site. I was struck with how long afterwards I could still taste it and why I wanted a bottle to come back too. They describe it as an old oak note and reminding of a dunage warehouse. I'm sure Adrian in the shop will be happy to chat about. |
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MattS
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10% off Bruichladdich - ends midnight Saturday, 11 April
10% off Arran whiskies this week coming
I think they are also offering postage refunds on orders over £100 |
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