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18 years, I believe, is a long time by most standards. As a child...it felt like that age would never come. I imagine for a distiller, 18 years feels like a long time.
18 years, for whisky, is an age where a premium price tag can proudly be worn. Yes, distillers can put premium prices on whisky of any age but, it's at 18 where I feel it starts to earn it. Doesn't mean it's great whisky but 18, as I said at the start of this passage, is a long time.
So, with that in mind...how does Springbank spirit fare after 18 years?
Enjoy.
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Single Malt: Whisk(e)y made by one distillery using malted barley.
Single Grain: Whisk(e)y made by one distillery using one or a selection of grains (usually corn, wheat, rye, etc.)
Blended Malt: Whisk(e)y made by blending single malts from more than one distillery.
Blended Grain: Whisk(e)y made by blending single grains from more than one distillery.
Blended Scotch: Whisky made by blending single malt and single grain (whiskies) from one or more distilleries.
N.A.S. Non age stated whisky. No age on bottle.
U.S. Proof: Proof is 2 x ABV. Example…100 Proof = 50% ABV.
Imperial/British Proof: ABV is 4/7 of Proof. Example…100 Proof = 57.1% ABV.
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