Game of Thrones Single Malt Whiskies/Set of 9 bottles / 650cl

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Dalwhinnie Winter's Frost: Honeyed sweetness and spicy warmth. The palate delivers sweet notes of honey and fresh fig followed by maltiness and decadent fruit cake. Ahead of the highly-anticipated return of Game of Thrones this April, we can raise a glass to the Game of Thrones Single Malt Scotch Whisky Collection as it officially hits stores across certain European countries.

Game Of Thrones Whisky Collection and Chest 8x70cl - RMW Game Of Thrones Whisky Collection and Chest 8x70cl - RMW

Palate: Again, that classic Oban chocolate-orange thing is front and center, but there’s some extra lactic tang in the finish reminiscent of leesy chardonnay. The finish is strong, with yeasty bread, shortbread, and a drying sensation that invites another sip. Lean and muscular. A little bit plain, but nicely enjoyable. Representing House Lannister, Lagavulin is the embodiment of the meticulous calculation and tenacity employed by the Lannister’s in their rise to conquer the Iron Throne. This Lagavulin 9 year is a roaring single malt that recalls the Lannisters' riches and is best served neat or with a single drop of water.To celebrate the eighth and final season of the critically-acclaimed TV series, Game of Thrones, Diageo and HBO have released a limited-edition collection of Single Malt Scotch Whiskies. The collection features eight scotch whiskies, each paired with one of the iconic Houses of Westeros, as well as the Night’s Watch, giving fans an authentic taste of the Seven Kingdoms and beyond. The ninth bottle in the range, that was released later by Diageo. Mortlach Six Kingdoms is inspired by the final season of the popular series and brings a homage to the continent of Westeros. The whisky matured in first fill sherry casks and finished in ex-bourbon casks made from American oak. It’s a fruity dram, with mild tones of vanilla, honey and herbs. The bottle comes in the original golden tube, featuring the three eyed raven. Lagavulin – House Lannister Game of Thrones All rights reserved. Content cannot be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed or published without consent.

Whisky Review Round Up: Game of Thrones Single Malt Scotch Whisky Review Round Up: Game of Thrones Single Malt Scotch

A great opportunity to collect all 9 bottles being released as part of the build up to the 8th and final season of HBO's Game of Thrones series, whish is set to air April 14th 2019. In collaboration with Diageo, 9 iconic, limited release single malts have been paired with the 7 kingdoms of Westeros and the Night's Watch, to create a truly unique collection that's a must for series fans and serious collectors alike. In collaboration with Diageo, 8 iconic, limited release single malts have been paired with the 7 kingdoms of Westeros and the Night’s Watch, to create a truly unique collection that’s a must for series fans and serious collectors alike. Nose: Toasty and savory, like a piece of whole-wheat toast slathered in salted butter. There’s also a pronounced Concord grape note, some grassy/stemmy stuff, honey, and a good dose of leathery vanilla bean. Mark: “For whisky lovers this is an exciting collection, primarily because some of the bottles (not all!) contain a completely new variation of their beloved Scotch, such as Lagavulin, Talisker or Clynelish. The Glendullan was originally only available in the United States, but now comes to Europe as well. Diageo’s unparalleled diverse range of distilleries in Scotland, much like in Westeros, each have their own unique characteristics and produce a distinctive whisky representative of its local terroir. These similarities were the inspiration behind the collection, drawing an authentic storyline betHouse Tyrell of Highgarden rules over the Reach, the lush and fertile region of Westeros. Like the Reach, Clynelish is positioned among green pastures and rolling hills, with scenic views of the North Sea.is vibrant, golden Scotch is light and floral, like House Tyrell, it’s not to be underestimated with its underlying complex combination of Highland and maritime qualities. Oban Bay Reserve – The Night’s Watch Game of Thrones Lagavulin 9 Year Old: Sweet smoke on the nose with a whiff of sea breeze. The palate is smoky with notes of caramelized banana, smooth vanilla and charred marshmallow. The finish is dry and light with subtle salted caramel.