Arran Machrie Moor single malt scotch whisky, 700ml, 46% alc.

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To diversify their range and to offer something to the peat-heads, Arran also distils peated malt and sells it under the Machrie Moor name. Until recently, Machrie Moor had two standard expressions: a NAS version at 46% and another NAS version at cask strength. Now, we also have the Machrie Moor 10. However, it’s not likely that the Machrie Moor series is here to stay. Isle of Arran Distillers recently invested in its future and built another distillery on the island. The Lagg distillery was just opened and will mainly produce peated malt while Lochranza distillery will focus on its unpeated output. As Lagg is going to bottle their whiskies under the ‘Lagg’ name, it’s likely Machrie Moor will be exiting the scene in the near future. I’m very much looking forward to tasting Lagg whisky as I really enjoyed their new-make.The Arran 10 is soft and pleasant on the nose which comes straight from a bowl of fruit salad made from green apples and pears and sweetened with honey blossom. A spoon of custard, a squeeze of lemon, and a dash of perfume top it off. Chamomile tea adds another interesting layer to the mix.

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