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This rare blended malt whisky is all about care and craftsmanship
The care and craftsmanship that goes into every bottle of Dewar’s limited-edition Double Double makes it a memorable holiday gift.
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The care and craftsmanship that goes into every bottle of Dewar’s limited-edition Double Double makes it a memorable holiday gift.
The post This rare blended malt whisky is all about care and craftsmanship appeared first on Golf.
The gift recommendation below was featured in GOLF Magazine’s Nov/Dec 2023 “Best of Everything” roundup. Click here to check out GOLF full’s slate of holiday gift recs.
Dewar’s Double Double 37-Year-Old Blended Scotch Whisky, $1,799
The care and craftsmanship that goes into every bottle of Dewar’s limited-edition Double Double makes it a truly remarkable gift. This particular iteration is Dewar’s first-ever blended malt, as well as the first of the brand’s Collector’s Series, which honors the whisky regions of Scotland.
The Double Double has undergone a four-step aging process before being finished in oloroso sherry casks that once held Aultmore single malt — an homage to the Scottish Speyside region. And how does it taste? You’ll enjoy hints of cinnamon, vanilla and heather honey, as well as flavors of peach, orange peel and brown sugar. The gift set includes two exquisite Baccarat Massena tumblers.
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Dewar’s Double Double 37-Year-Old Blended Scotch Whisky
$1,799
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