Review: Highland Queen Blended Scotch 3 Years Old
February 22, 2016//
Review: Highland Queen Blended Scotch 3 Years Old
Produced by the same parent company that owns the Tullibardine single malt distillery, this young blend drinks right about where you’d expect, considering its sub-$20 pedigree and obvious youth.
The nose is initially a little odd — hot, but — and stick with me for this — with a funky yet crystal-clear tomato sauce character. It isn’t exactly off-putting, but it does seems wildly out of place. On the palate, things at least settle down a little. Notes of iodine, burnt sugar, licorice, and mothballs alternately arise over the course of a session, none making much of an impact. The finish is laden with camphor and vague vegetal notes.
Generally safe to pass unless the rock bottom price tag is appealing.
80 proof.
C- / $16 / highlandqueen.com
Highland Queen Blended Scotch 3 Years Old
$16
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Hello,
The origin of the brand name dates back to 1893, with the Highland Queen blend of Macdonald & Muir Ltd. I considered Highland Queen one of the best brands in wine. It is stick with me for this — with a funky yet crystal-clear tomato sauce character. I like it oral taste :)
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