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Haig's Gold Label Cork Stopper Bottled 1940s

ABV: 40% - Size: 75cl

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More info C$1,001 (£550.00)

An expression of Haig, a Scotch Whisky, with no age declaration. The bottling strength of this whisky is 40% which is at the lower end of the scale for whiskies. Although these days many consumers are pushing for producers to bottle closer to 43% or 46% there are still some fine lower strength whiskies.

About the whisky

Brand:: Haig
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Blended

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I have had the dimple 15yo quite a few times and quite enjoy it so i wanted to get a bottle for my dad for fathers day last year but was a little short on cash that day so i got him the 12yo instead. Last night he decided to open it and luckily i was there to watch the bombers and pies play(australians will know what i'm talking about) so i got to...

Score 60/100

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A mate of mine (Jimmy) and I have this arrangement that whenever we get something new we always invite each other over to have a glass. He recently had a birthday and was gifted a few bottles - a Haig Dimple 15 year old, and Chivas Regal 12 year old and a Bruichladdich 18 year old. First up was the Haig Dimple 15 year old. The nose was full of...

Score 73/100

Haig Gold Label 1969

I’m sure the composition of this bottling will be close to that of the bottling in 1964 that I tasted previously. We know that Haig’s Gold Label is 60% grain. The 40% malt is mainly Linkwood and Glenkinchie. Today I get the possibility to try a bottling from 1969. Because of the (expected) OBE, I left it to breath for a few minutes. Then I get a...

Score 79/100

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This tasting took place in Feb, 2016, when I wrote the review down on paper as I sipped this along with my cousin Peter at his place. This is just a transcription of that review. That said, the whisky pours pale golden with a copperish cast. Aroma is quite low, which is not a synonym of simple: it's actually quite complex, but subtle. So this is...

Score 82/100