James Eadie's Trade Mark "X" Blended Scotch whisky.
Product code: 00070294- Country: Scotland
Information
- Product type: Scottish Blended De-luxe Whisk
- Bottle Size: 70cl
- ABV: 45.6%
Trade Mark "X", reg. 1877, was one of the world's first blended Scotch whiskies. Revived in 2017, it is a beautifully balanced blended whisky, with sweet and floral Speyside flavours contrasting with more peaty, phenolic notes typical of Islay malts. A drop of water accentuates the smoke and releases hints of plums, prunes and roasted coffee beans.
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