Copper Dog Blended Malt Scotch – 750ML

Copper Dog Blended Malt Scotch – 750ML

IntroductionWelcome to our exclusive liquor bottle spotlight! Today, were exploring the world ofCopper Dog Blended Malt Scotch, a premium spirit that embodies the essence of Speyside tradition, craftsmanship, and exceptional flavor. Whether youre a seasoned connoisseur or a curious newcomer, this bottle is a must-try.

About Copper Dog Blended Malt Scotch

• Name:Copper Dog Blended Malt Scotch
• Type:Whiskey
• Origin:Speyside, Scotland
• Distillery:Associated with the Craigellachie Hotel in Speyside
• Alcohol Content:40% ABV

Flavor Profile Copper Dog Blended Malt Scotch offers a flavor profile that is both complex and inviting:

• Aroma:Lemony, with a strong scent of lemon peel and sweet malt
• Taste:Notes of chocolate digestives, nutty malt, orange peels, and soft simmering spices
• Finish:A finish that features baked goods and honey-covered fruit

Key Features

• Craftsmanship:A blend of 8 single malt scotch whiskies, married in ex-bourbon hogsheads
• Packaging:The bottle design reflects the spirits heritage and is partnered with charities supporting local shelters
• Pairings:This whisky is well-suited for enjoying neat, in cocktails, or mixed drinks

Why Choose Copper Dog Blended Malt Scotch?

• Rare Gem:A blend of whiskies from eight different distilleries in Speyside, offering a unique tasting experience
• Award-Winning:Winner of Gold Blended Malts at the 2020 International Spirits Challenge and Silver Blended Malt at the 2022 Scotch Whisky Masters
• Affordable Luxury:Priced to offer value for its quality, making it an accessible choice for whisky lovers

Where to BuyYou can find Copper Dog Blended Malt Scotch at select liquor stores, online retailers like Master of Malt, or directly from the distillery.Dont miss out on this exceptional spirit that sums up all that is good about Speyside.

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