The Single Malts of Scotland 'Imperial' 31 Year Old Director's Special 1990 Single Malt Scotch Whisky American white oak barrels creating a rich and well-rounded Fed-OldFor1910

Name: The Single Malts of Scotland 'Imperial' 31 Year Old Director's Special 1990 Single Malt Scotch Whisky American white oak barrels creating a rich and well-rounded Fed-OldFor1910
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SKU: 42477871281
Price: 496.50 USD
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The Single Malts of Scotland 'Imperial' 31 Year Old Director's Special 1990 Single Malt Scotch Whisky American white oak barrels creating a rich and well-rounded Fed-OldFor1910

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The Single Malts of Scotland 'Imperial' 31 Year Old Director's Special 1990 Single Malt Scotch Whisky American white oak barrels creating a rich and well rounded Fed OldFor1910 creating a rich and well rounded profile They would have continued operations had it not been for a temporary ban on distilling in World War I to preserve corn Only 154 bottles were produced from a single barrel of Imperial Single Malt Scotch whisky which was aged for more than 31 years

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