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Game of Thrones House Baratheon Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old
Game of Thrones House Baratheon Royal Lochnagar 12 Year Old
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- BrandGame Of Thrones
- CategorySingle Malt Scotch
- CountryScotland
- RegionHighland
- DistilleryRoyal Lochnagar
- AgeNAS
- Style Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Alcohol40.0%
Winter is coming once again and this time it's the final countdown to the war between Westeros and those pesky ice-zombies. To alleviate the period of waiting, HBO teamed up with DIAGEO, forged eight rare Scotches and paired them with the royal Houses of Westeros. Each bottle tells a wonderful story about one of the Seven Kingdoms and each has a character so unique, we're afraid the Writer might kill it off. It's time to bring some medieval intrigue to your home bar and hum the intro theme.
This rampant stag-adorned bottle of golden delight coming from the Highlands and celebrating House Baratheon is a rich and oaky Spirit worthy of a royal family. While Robert Baratheon would probably go on a bender with it, Royal Lochnagar was granted a Royal Warrant back in 1848 when Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited the distillery. No boar-related stories, but Vicky obviously loved the Scotch. This 12-year-old is a lovely balance of fruits and spices and if you respect the Stag's banner, you'll enjoy it neat.
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oak
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nutmeg
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creamy vanilla
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liquorice
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sweet
-
coffee
-
spicy
-
fruit
-
custard
Golden.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Light aromas of oak and sweet liquorice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Wonderful balance of fruits and spices with flavors of creamy vanilla coffee and a hint of nutmeg.
Finish
Royal finish with a mild nutmeg custard note.
About
Winter is coming once again and this time it's the final countdown to the war between Westeros and those pesky ice-zombies. To alleviate the period of waiting, HBO teamed up with DIAGEO, forged eight rare Scotches and paired them with the royal Houses of Westeros. Each bottle tells a wonderful story about one of the Seven Kingdoms and each has a character so unique, we're afraid the Writer might kill it off. It's time to bring some medieval intrigue to your home bar and hum the intro theme.
This rampant stag-adorned bottle of golden delight coming from the Highlands and celebrating House Baratheon is a rich and oaky Spirit worthy of a royal family. While Robert Baratheon would probably go on a bender with it, Royal Lochnagar was granted a Royal Warrant back in 1848 when Queen Victoria and Prince Albert visited the distillery. No boar-related stories, but Vicky obviously loved the Scotch. This 12-year-old is a lovely balance of fruits and spices and if you respect the Stag's banner, you'll enjoy it neat.
- BrandGame Of Thrones
- CategorySingle Malt Scotch
- CountryScotland
- RegionHighland
- DistilleryRoyal Lochnagar
- AgeNAS
- Style Single Malt Scotch Whisky
- Alcohol40.0%
-
oak
-
nutmeg
-
creamy vanilla
-
liquorice
-
sweet
-
coffee
-
spicy
-
fruit
-
custard
Golden.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Light aromas of oak and sweet liquorice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Wonderful balance of fruits and spices with flavors of creamy vanilla coffee and a hint of nutmeg.
Finish
Royal finish with a mild nutmeg custard note.
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