Blair Athol 10 Year Old The Seven Stars James Eadie 46% 70cl 1991 Finish: Long and waxy with

Finish: Long and waxy with lingering sweetness

hints of rich chocolate and spices

some spices with a hint of marzipan to the front and middle of the palate

slight oily floral notes push in and out from the moment it hits the glass

A blended malt with a lighter floral note that builds to something rather special

Blair Athol 10 Year Old The Seven Stars James Eadie 46% 70cl 1991 Finish: Long and waxy withBlair Athol 10 46% (UK Exclusive) 46% Highlands Matured in a first fill bourbon hogshead Seven Stars Label Nose: Some rich floral notes on the nose welcome you to the Highlands of Scotland with some classic caramel and sweet oak, truffles with a hint of pepper and cream adding a nice balance to this dram. Palate: Peeled plumbs and apricots, a little citrus and cracked hazelnuts, warm sweet popcorn, peach and pears with a dry oak and parchment and