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Highland Park 12 Year Old Eunson's Legacy

ABV: 40% - Size: 70cl

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A Scotch Whisky distilled by Highland Park and then matured for 12 years before bottling. 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

Distillery:: Highland Park Distillery
Age:: 12 Year Old
Region:: Island
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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Highland Park 21 Year Old

I've been drinking this 47% HP 21yo for three years from miniatures, simply because there was limited availability and the 70cl bottles were not ready for release until very recently. The 5cl miniatures have been a great dram, great balance, consistency and quality. I bought a bottle of the 70cl and have a different experience. The nose offers a...

Score 81/100

Highland Park 12 Year Old

Seems an appropriate time to back-track to where the malt addiction started. To smell; that trademark Highland Park sweet heather honey, nestled behind is a gorgeous light smoke. Water adds some grassy and flowery elements, leaves the honey unhindered, but alters the smoke to something akin to a cap-gun-like dirty smoke. To taste; smokier than...

Score 80/100

Highland Park 1977 - 27 Year Old, Ping #2.

Nose: A very nice, clean sherry - Almond liqueur, cloves, oranges and a hint of ripe apples. The honey sweetness hides behind all the glorious clean sherry, but it's there, but rather subdued. Mouth: Again more nice sherry, gets very fresh and fruity though, slightly more citrusy than on nose (Oranges). Quite drinkable - but with no discernible...

Score 91/100

Highland Park 17 Year Old The Light

A little over a year ago I tried the Highland Park 17 Year Old The Dark, which had matured on sherry casks and was supposed to represent autumn. I felt it tasted great, but was too expensive. More than 200 EUR for a 17 years old malt is just not right, I think. The counterpart – The Light, to represent the summer – is also 17 years old and bottled...

Score 87/100