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ArmoriK Double Maturation Whisky de Bretagne Single Malt, 46% abv

ArmoriK Double Maturation Whisky de Bretagne Single Malt

This Single Malt is distilled by Warenghem in France.

Average Score 83

Highest Score 83

Lowest Score 83

# of Times Scored 1

Scores for ArmoriK Double Maturation Whisky de Bretagne Single Malt, 46% abv

ArmoriK Double Maturation Whisky de Bretagne Single Malt, 46% abv

Caramel, cinnamon, fruit and ginger aromas on the nose. Mild spices, light tang, red fruit and honey on the palate. Medium spices and fruit finish.

Scored on 5th Apr 2019 @ 1:33 PM · Tasted on 9th Mar, 2019 · Comments (0)

83

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