It’s not everyday that you get to enjoy a dram from the 1950s and although this did not blow my mind, it definitely is one of the more enjoyable and easy to drink old-style sherry whiskies that I’ve had, although the complexity is not quite there
Nose
Dark fruits, honey, old-style sherry but a bit tame and not too tannic, woody, newspaper, gets a bit floral towards the end
Body
The body is typical of an old-style sherry, sweet, slightly grapy, gets a bit tannic & bitter towards the end
Finish
Quite a long finish for a 40% whisky, dry, slightly spicy, definitely sweet