Віскі Grouse Feymouz 0,7 л

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Matured in seasoned oak casks. A marriage of finest Scotch whiskies. No. 1 blended Scotch whisky in the UK* - A phenomenal achievement. No. 1 in Scotland for over 30 years, with three drams sold every second**. Contains some of the world's finest whiskies, including The Macallan and Highland Park - Unsurpassed quality. High proportion of ex-sherry casks used - Creates a distinct, smooth and well rounded dram. Over 15 years of TV advertising in the UK - A much loved icon instantly recognisable to drinkers. Contains the Royal Seal of approval - Endorsement of the highest quality. *Nielsen 2/2/13, CGA 29/12/12. **Nielsen December 2008. Finest scotch whisky Appearance Full golden, clear and bright. Nose Well-balanced oak. Sherry with a citrus hint. Palate Medium-full flavour of chocolate orange, vanilla and dried fruits. Finish Good length, clean and medium dry. In 1896, The Famous Grouse was born. A little different from the start, Matthew Gloag named it after Scotland's national game bird, the red grouse, trademarking it as The Famous Grouse on 12th August 1905. History and Heritage Origin/Location The Famous Grouse represents the very best of Scotland and: Contains some of the world's finest malts (including High Park and The Macallan). Is married and bottled in Glasgow. Has its spiritual home in Crieff at Glenturret - Scotland's oldest and most visited distillery. Owned by an independent company headquartered in Perth. History Matthew Gloag established his much-respected family grocers in 1800. Decades later, third generation Matthew Gloag introduced a whisky that would become known for doing things differently. Discerning gents visiting the Highlands for outdoor sports came to experience the fine dram that became The Famous Grouse in 1896. By Appointment to Her Majesty the Queen Scotch Whisky Blenders Matthew Gloag & Son Ltd

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