The Famous Grouse Blended Scotch Whisky Miniature - 5cl

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Founded in 1800, The Famous Grouse was the simple vision of creating the highest quality blended Whisky, and they became highly regarded across the world for that every reason, simple but great tasting Blended Whisky. The inaugural release within the Cask Series, designed to showcase different types of oak cask and add greater depth of flavours to the standard blend. The woods used to finish Grouse are former sherry and bourbon casks, giving it that characteristic sweet and smooth taste. Today, Famous Grouse Whisky is the UK’s second Best Selling Blended Scotch Whisky and in the top 30 largest whisky brands in the world. A stone cold classic for longer than most whisky drinkers will care to remember, Famous Grouse was for many their introduction to the drink they adore.

On the palate it is light and balanced with bursting flavours of spice, barley, caramel and a touch of smoke. The Whisky - Scotland’s Favourite Whisky for over 40 years, our malt blend is rested longer for smoothness and filtered at a higher temperature for richness.We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented here and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product.

Fresh Food is packed in an insulated bag with a cool pack guaranteed to keep produce cool for 48 hours. Whether you fancy a cheeky little cocktail or want to give a new spirit a try, our minis are the perfect glass full.Whilst its spiritual home is at The Glenturret Distillery, the blend is, as you might expect, a closely kept secret. Company conceived with the aim of bringing to the consumer's home the wide range of spirits existing in the bar of a bar. If you and those who receive your gifts are not entirely delighted with any of our products we replace them or offer a full refund. The Famous Grouse Smoky Black whisky commemorates the black variety of the Grouse bird which can be found in varying different places between Wales and Northern Scotland.