The Glenlivet Scotch Single Malt 21 Year Archive 1921 Bottle:12 and tea leaves

and tea leaves

crispy with nice structure at mid palate

fine and fresh

contributing to a greater depth of flavor

Lail Vineyards was the first winery in the New World to produce a Sauvignon Blanc in this complex and captivating style

The Glenlivet Scotch Single Malt 21 Year Archive 1921 Bottle:12 and tea leavesThe nose is quite full and rich. There are notes of sandalwood and pine with a resinous note. Potpourri creeps in with barley sugar and cereal notes with acacia honey. The palate is rich and full. There are notes of oily walnuts and winter fruitcake with spice and sugar. There is a golden syrup note. The finish is long and sweet with a soft, chewy oak. Aromas are beautifully melted, resonant with dried fruit from the sherry cask, but with spicy hints