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Thought ide share my love of this. Naked grouse is a blended malt which I feel hits the spot. To me it tastes subtlety sherryish (if that is even a word ) and Is, hate to say it, very affordable. Honestly, try it. No idea what the age of whisky is in the blend, but I would hazard a guess that there is some pretty decent aged sherry cask Macallan in there.
Anyone tried it?
@Whiskygalore I was Introduced to Naked Grouse while on a photo safari in Botswana 20 years ago. I like it over ice with a fine cigar.
@gilwarner thanks for your reply.
I think however, you may have tried famous grouse (which is a scotlands favourite blend) Naked grouse is a fairly new blend, but is a blend of only malts, no grain. Macallan, Highland park, Glenturret (I think) and in my opinion, is superb.
Besides that, a photo holiday in Botswana sound equally nice.
@Whiskygalore I really liked it too. It definitely has a bit of Macallan and Highland Park in the mix. Best of the budget blends in my opinion.