18-year-old Ancnoc On The Loose!

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Alex Bean

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An 18-Year-Old Highland single malt Scotch whisky from anCnoc has been launched. The whisky has been aged in both ex-sherry casks composed of Spanish oak as well as ex-bourbon casks made of American oak. Bottled at 46% alcohol content [92 proof], the whisky is said to have notes of spices and vanilla with a honey and caramel finish.

Only 6000 bottles of anCnoc 18-Year-Old will be produced and made available at $110 per bottle worldwide in December 2014.
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To be completely honest I expected the price to be higher for an 18-year old whisky bottle, they really lowballed it.
 
I had a taste of this whiskey and I must say it was devine. It was like a party was being held in my mouth.
 
I love a nice whisky that has been aged. I wish I could get my hands on that bottle! Sounds great! Do they sell it at BevMo?
 
I bet it is awesome. Anything that is marinated or aged tastes better in my opinion. It gives the flavors a chance to intermingle and marry together. I bet it is one killer whiskey.
 
Can you imagine making something right now, then not drinking it till almost 20 years later?

That's pretty intense!!
 
cortana said:
Can you imagine making something right now, then not drinking it till almost 20 years later?

That's pretty intense!!
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Yeah! It also could be part of a pretty cool idea. Buy a drink like that at your birthday/wedding/other memorable event and don't open it until the 10/15/20th anniversary. That would be fun!
 
Wow! That price! That is a hell of a deal! It's too bad I live in Oklahoma and can't order alcohol online.
 
It looks really delicious, but unless it was a really special ocassion I would not be spending 110 on a bottle of whisky. Many people can and do pay this much for a bottle though, and I bet that particular whisky tastes divine.
 
I don't think I would want to spend $110 per bottle on whisky, so this brand is catered to the well-off people.
 
It seems like a really great work of art-as far as good Scotch goes, and I really like the artwork on this bottle and container. The palate of honey and spice along with vanilla,lemon, and gooseberry really sounds quite tasty and the nose has a honey and orange bouquet that would be heavenly. I am not sure the guy below like it though ?
 
I have tasted it a few days ago and it does taste like a most amazing thing in alcohol range. I think the price is too low compared to its price and quality. Just imagine 18 years old.
 
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