Dewars Double Double 21 Year Old Blended Scotch Whisky 375ml Bottle

I dont comprehend the low client rating. This is generally excellent the sherry container is available! The main negative I would give is that the mouthfeel is a bit thicker than I like.

Is it a trick to put a 375 ml bottle in a case double the size of generally 750's? I don't know but rather I felt deceived when I got this home to acknowledge it was a 375. At that point again...for 50 bucks perhaps it's on me. Nose - spread scotch chocolate and vanilla. Taste - This one truly develops in your mouth. The rich chocolate and vanilla ascents up as the liquor covers the mouth and there is a surge of oak and vanilla zest. There's a fruity character that begins to come out for me once I adapt to the treat notes. A touch of dim fruit...raisins or plums some great sherry notes however well back in there. Finish - long and waiting. For the most part spread scotch oak and a portion of that sherry component. I'm torn I need to be distraught about the little container however I can't be resentful about all with the madly top notch whisky in here. I'm still just going with a 2.5 here. There's some off notes in the blend even a couple of more youthful whisky notes in a multi year yet man for 50 bucks I realize it's a little jug yet it merits a bet in case you're an aficionado of mixed scotch. I'm despite everything discussing the more seasoned expressions....I don't rebuy this yet I may need to spend the 130 for the 30+ year old just to see. If it's not too much trouble note again the 50 bucks was for a 375 which makes this increasingly like a 100 dollar bottle. Not a shocking cost for a multi year old whisky and generally you get multi year old notes on this one.