Whyte and Mackay

Blended Scotch Whisky

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Tasting notes by hunggar on 21st Mar 2013
The quality matches the price. 72/100

Tasting notes by bourbondrinker on 23rd Jan 2013
Sherry Marriage 77/100

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  • Whyte and Mackay Blended Scotch Whisky - The quality matches the price.

    By hunggar on 21st Mar 20132013-03-21T14:50:00

    72

    I got a mini bottle of this recently and I've decided to write a review for it. Because why not? I've seen those famous videos online of White and Mackay's somewhat "colourful" master blender, and I admit… read more

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  • Whyte and Mackay 13 Year Old - Sherry Marriage

    By bourbondrinker on 23rd Jan 20132013-01-23T20:00:00

    77

    Sultanas & raisins on the nose and a hint of vanilla way back. Chewy sweetness on the palate, soft rounded and kind. Long finish spices cracking out at the end.

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  • Whyte and Mackay 13 Year Old - It didn't smell or taste like 13yo

    By Eddieb101 on 15th Jan 20132013-01-15T03:11:00

    80

    In this instance i had a bottle of W&M Special (basic Whyte and Mackay blend) on tap which i preceded to enjoy with my dad for a late night dram or two. I then suggested i crack open a bottle of "thir… read more

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  • Whyte and Mackay Blended Scotch Whisky - Whyte and Mackay "special"

    By Eddieb101 on 8th Jan 20132013-01-08T01:00:00

    75

    This is W&M's answer to the already swamped market of standard blended Whisky under 8 year old. This is often the one you see in pubs, bars and clubs and is often the one that can be found in supermarkets… read more

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  • Whyte and Mackay 30 Year Old - Marzipan

    By markjedi1 on 29th Sep 20122012-09-29T17:56:00

    88

    According to Richard Paterson – aka The Nose – this premium blend contains whiskies from 30 to 36 years of age. Hence it is not cheap. I saw it recently in the UK for around £150. The colour reveals the… read more

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  • Whyte and Mackay 30 Year Old - The Lions' Roar

    By jdhowens on 8th Apr 20122012-04-08T21:47:00

    92

    The refined elder statesman of the Whyte & Mackay range, the Thirty Year Old, is a delight to behold. A brace of gilded lions rampant grace the imposing black box that hides the austerely enigmatic bo… read more

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  • Whyte and Mackay 13 Year Old - A dram for all reasons

    By jdhowens on 6th Feb 20122012-02-06T23:23:00

    85

    The first thing that strikes you about The Thirteen is the rounded quality of the nose. It's gently unobtrusive but inviting, and exceptionally harmonious. The defining characteristic is a sweetness, but… read more

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  • Whyte and Mackay Blended Scotch Whisky - Rough but a Good addition

    By AbunadhBatch29 on 27th Sep 20112011-09-27T20:14:00

    82

    This is not a smooth whisky or a whisky to buy to enjoy the nose. I would say it has a rough taste and you feel a slight burn as you drnk and swallow it, but this is what makes it enjoyable to drink. I… read more

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  • Whyte and Mackay 19 Year Old - Deeper than the 13

    By galg on 29th Aug 20112011-08-29T10:02:00

    83

    This is a higher end blend, with a cork screw, now let’s see how this fares. Nose : Lots of sherry influences, sweet, honey , spices. More Pronounced than the 13 yet Same DNA. Very good nose. Palate… read more

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  • Whyte and Mackay 13 Year Old - Lovely Blend

    By galg on 29th Aug 20112011-08-29T10:01:00

    82

    13 year old is indeed a weird age for a blend. We usually find those aged 10 or 12. When asked about this, Richard Paterson, Master Blender of W&M , replied that after blending malts of at least 12 years… read more

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