Old Grand-Dad 100 Proof bottled 1961-1966 (750ml) Graves and Pessac-Leognan What is true of whisky

What is true of whisky to the Scots and cognac to the French applies to kirsch for the Swiss – and

A fruity finish of blueberries

Robert Parker - 97 points

emitting heather honey

showing creamy caramel

Old Grand-Dad 100 Proof bottled 1961-1966 (750ml) Graves and Pessac-Leognan What is true of whiskyThe somewhat sloppy bouquet features undirected caramel corn and marshmallow scents with moderately complex aromas of nut paste, pastry dough, yeast and dry breakfast cereal. Entry improves matters as appetizing tastes of bacon fat and corn meal dominate; the midpalate improves even further as the oak balances the grain tastes. Ends with a dash of fire. Wine Enthusiast 85 89 points