Dewar's 15 Year Old 750ml 40% No Box

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overview

Dewar's 15 Year is a modern blend created by Stephanie MacLeod, the seventh generation master blender. By blending more than 40 types of raw liquor, mainly from Aberfeldy, it is a premium whiskey that has a sweet and gorgeous aroma and a smooth taste. Available in 750ml and with an alcohol content of 40%, it is a bottle that highlights Dewar's high-quality blending techniques.

scent

It features a luxurious and complex aroma of golden honey and caramel sauce. In addition, the elegant scent is enhanced with floral nuances, giving it a deep fragrance.

Taste

When you put it in your mouth, the fresh tropical fruits spread, and the subtle flavors of coconut, vanilla, citrus and green apple are harmonized. While you can feel the exotic and refreshing fruity taste, you can also feel a strong woody element.

Aftertaste

It has a long, warm finish with delicate floral aromas. It is smooth and mellow, with a long, pleasant aftertaste.

About Dewar's

Dewar's is a supplier to the British Royal Family and is the most awarded blended Scotch whisky in the world. Founded in Scotland in 1846 by John Dewar, it made a big leap forward when it succeeded in bottling and selling whisky. Later, through the efforts of John Dewar's sons, John Alexander Dewar and Tommy Dewar, its reputation became unshakable. Even now, more than 170 years after its founding, Dewar's continues to be loved by whisky lovers around the world and boasts one of the world's leading sales volumes. In particular, in the United States, it has gained such trust and popularity that it is said that "when you think of Scotch, you think of Dewar's."

There is also a theory that Tommy Dewar was involved in the creation of the highball. In 1891, when he went to a salon in New York to enjoy whiskey with a friend, the glass was too small, so Tommy asked the waiter, "Can you make me a taller glass? That way I can have a ball." It is said that the name "highball" was born by combining "high" and "have a ball." *From an article in the evening edition of the US newspaper The Evening World on January 6, 1905.