Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s

Name: Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s (750ml, 43%)
Brand: Ballantines
SKU: ballantines-30-year-old-bottled-1960s-a18fbca2
Availability: InStock

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ABV: 43%

Size: 750ml

Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s is Scotch Whisky that has been aged for no less than 30 years. Bottled at the increasingly popular strength of 43%, which is a respectable drinking ABV.

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Ballantine's 30 Year Old / Bottled 1970s

750ml • 43%

NZ$1,436 £750

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Common questions about Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s

What is the best price for Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s?

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What type of whisky is Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s?

Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s is Blended Scotch Whisky.

How old is Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s?

The stated age of Ballantine's 30 Year Old Bottled 1960s is 30 years, meaning it has been matured for at least 30 years in oak casks. Browse all 30 year old whisky.

Defining characteristics

Compared with other whisky brands

cereal 4.3x cream 4.1x orange peel 3.6x heather 3.3x candy 3.1x

Most common notes

vanilla

honey

smoke

chocolate

peat

fruit

Across 32 archived community reviews, Ballantines Whisky is most frequently associated with vanilla, honey and smoke notes, with cereal, cream and orange peel appearing more often than the category average.