Nose is sweet in a strange way, like spoiling apples. Big honey. Malty, bready stuff. Also, my lawn.
Not much here in the palate, and it goes down like water. A grassy, malty, bready number with very light spices. Mildly sweet.
Presumably this stuff was pretty inexpensive at the time, it probably very much appealed to whisky palates shaped post-WWII. Unobjectionable, and interesting mainly in an historic sense.
N: A little Glenrothesy, over-ripe, port wine. P: Very odd, sort of tastes like a weak bourbon. It's got some interesting woody spice, rhubarb, but... F: ...gets funky and vegetal in the finish. Not so good.
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