Waterford Ballykilcavan 1.2 50% 70cl Strathclyde one of Scotland's centres for

one of Scotland's centres for whisky blending

toasted oak and hints of late foam

marmalade on toast

some green grapes and hard candy

A warming and enveloping mid palate with a touch of soft tangy citrus

Waterford Ballykilcavan 1.2 50% 70cl Strathclyde one of Scotland's centres forThis expression of Waterford is named after the town of Ballykilcavan in Co Laois, the area is known for the quality of the soil for Barley production is second to none. Nose: Red grapes, tilled earth, dried fruit, barn yard, cooking apples simmering in the pot, petrichor, that aroma of a forest after the first rain for days. Taste: Oily mouthfeel, white pepper, apricots, spices, toffee, maltiness, wood shavings. Finish: Dry, oily, spice, chocolate,