Dimple 15yr Old Scotch Whisky - 700ml

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By 1939 the combination of the Dimple and Gold Label brand extensions made Haig the top-selling Scotch in the UK, while Dimple Pinch had recovered its pre-Prohibition sales in the States. Cutty Sark is OK, but a poor substitute for Dimple Pinch- a lot thinner and more pronounced Islay taste.Other releases under the Haig brand include the Haig Gold Label whisky and Haig Club, associated with David Beckham. uk accepts no liability for inaccuracies or misstatements about products by manufacturers or other third parties. I presume you mean a case of Dimple Pinch that was made 40 years ago and not Dimple Pinch with a 40 year age statement on the label. The result is an exquisite 15 year of blended scotch whiskey that was blended and bottled in Scotland itself.

I expected a lot more from a 15 year old blend that is supposedly made up of single malts like Lagavulin, Linkwood and Glenkinchie. Savor the elegant taste of a subtle blend of 15-year-old whiskies that is as special as the unique dimpled bottle that holds it.Dimple Blended Scotch Whisky consisting of over thirty malt and grain whiskies, is produced by Haig, Scotland's oldest surviving Scotch Whisky distiller Over 300 years of distilling and blending experience ensures a smooth and mellow taste. The brand and its original distillery are now part of Diageo, the world's largest spirits company (and a major producer of beer and wine). There is some vanilla and oak, but it's stale and reminiscent of the smell you'd suffer when sitting in a taxi, that is supposedly non-smoking. The distinctive triangular bottle with pinched (dimpled) sides and the gold thread netting has been around since 1893.

While the brand disappeared in the UK (until the advent of Haig Club), Dimple was stilling selling over a million cases by the millennium when its key markets were South Korea, Germany, Greece and the US. Pinch has now become well known again through the Breaking Bad TV series where it features as the favourite drink of Walt White. But also Ian Fleming’s James Bond stories, (Casino Royale, Living Daylongts, and Live and Let Die) and a bottle makes its appearance in the beginning of the movie, Ice Station Zebra. But for special celebrations and anniversaries, she purchased his favourite favourite, the Dimple Pinch 15 yo blended whisky. Dimple Pinch 15 Year Old is a deluxe blended Scotch Whisky produced at the oldest surviving Scotch Whisky distillery in Scotland.Of the various expressions over time, the 15-year-old has a caramel sweetness, a touch of spice, some vanilla oak and no discernible smoke. That scene, by the way, sparked the popular theory that Walt absorbs the traits and affectations of those he’s killed—following Mike’s murder, Walt takes his whiskey, as Mike did, on the rocks. This lot is being sold by either; 1) a non-UK seller or 2) a VAT Registered Business, and is therefore subject to VAT. Haig Pinch and Dimple are the upmarket brothers of Haig Gold blended whisky but with an age statement of 15 years and a heavier malt influence of whiskies from Glenkinchie and Linkwood.

However it quickly settles down to a warm, smooth caramel malty smoothness tinged with oak that will leave you wanting more. I can literally smell the minerals in the water of the scottish waters The color is golden, like apple juice. On it’s own it’s a great looking scotch, it’s blended but everything is at least 15 years, and overall it would do well here.Keep up your scotch tasting, you are on the right track- it's a very personal endeavor, and scotch, amongst all the liquors, reigns supreme with varieties to taste. Pinch Blended 15 Year Old Scotch Whisky, referred to as The Dimple Pinch, established in 1627, the oldest distillers of scotch whisky in the world. Over 300 years of distilling and blending experience have ensured the perfection of this most distinguished deluxe Scotch whiskey. Sweet Graham crackers, some maltiness, chased by a spiciness that quicky degenerates into graininess.