White Horse

Ref: 11.104

70cl / 40%

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White Horse is a well known Scotch whiskey, this brand has been and is a symbol of good taste, nobility and distinction. Its name comes from a famous Edinburgh inn owned by the Mackie family.

For the production of this type blended whiskey was used a mixture of forty malts and grain from Highland, Islay and Lowlands. In the mixture stands malt whiskey only the Lagavulin, from the distillery with the same name, where malt used to dry peat absorbing foam the sea.

White Horse is presented in a very warm amber golden color Nose aroma of fruit, oak, smoke, toasted almonds and toffee, its flavor is dry wood tones having a tasty long and complex finish, and.

White Horse is a well known Scotch whiskey, this brand has been and is a symbol of good taste, nobility and distinction. Its name comes from a famous Edinburgh inn owned by the Mackie family. For the production of this type blended whiskey was used a mixture of forty malts and grain from Highland, Islay and Lowlands. In the mixture stands malt whiskey only the Lagavulin, from the distillery with the same name, where malt used to dry peat absorbing foam the sea. White Horse is presented in a very warm amber golden color Nose aroma of fruit, oak, smoke, toasted almonds and toffee, its flavor is dry wood tones having a tasty long and complex finish, and.

White Horse is a well known Scotch whiskey, this brand has been and is a symbol of good taste, nobility and distinction. Its name comes from a famous Edinburgh inn owned by the Mackie family.

White Horse is presented in a very warm amber golden color Nose aroma of fruit, oak, smoke, toasted almonds and toffee, its flavor is dry wood tones having a tasty long and complex finish, and.

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White Horse Distillers

Cuando 'inquieto' Sir Peter Mackie murió en 1924, la compañía tomó el inusual paso de reorganizarse y cambiar su nombre por su producto más conocido. La compañía de Sir Peter había estado fabricando Whisky White Horse mezclado desde la década de 1880, el nombre se originó en una posada de Canongate en Edimburgo que también era propiedad de la familia Mackie.

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