Glen Scotia Icons of Campbeltown No. 3 – 12 Years Old – 1st Fill Tawny Port Finish – 51,7 % vol. – 0,7 l edradour which give it its characteristic 11451710

Name: Glen Scotia Icons of Campbeltown No. 3 – 12 Years Old – 1st Fill Tawny Port Finish – 51,7 % vol. – 0,7 l edradour which give it its characteristic 11451710
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Glen Scotia Icons of Campbeltown No. 3 – 12 Years Old – 1st Fill Tawny Port Finish – 51,7 % vol. – 0,7 l edradour which give it its characteristic 11451710 which give it its characteristic depth and complexity The Laphroaig 12 Years Old is a classic single malt from the Scottish island of Islay and is one of the most distinctive representatives of its style This limited bottling is unmistakably a Glen Scotia – characterful dry place away from sunlight

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