1990s The Claymore Scotch Whisky port & sherry

1990s The Claymore Scotch Whisky port & sherryTh term "claymore" is from the Scottis Gaelic for "great sword", and it's an ancient style of Scottish sword used by the Highlanders. This wonderful blended whisky was created in its honour. This blended whisky scotch whisky is fresh and sweet with a light peat. It also opens to wood and fresh fruits.

with some funny hints of soy sauce

It’s also quite smoky and grassy

So called for the logo - the 'armed arm'

Got a collection of Captain Morgan bottles

These notes are artfully balanced with tropical fruit freshness

the tannins are silky

Very aromatic Port with concentration of red and black fruit and rock rose notes

Vanilla and crisp notes are combined with caramelised baked pear in a mix of refined flavours

Confident that their future lay with whisky blending the two partners invested in a blending plant and suitable premises in Robertson Lane

rice powder

Aged for 24 months in oak casks and then in bottles for several years

with lots of raisins