Ballantine's Blended Scotch Finest - 750ML
Discover the Elegance of Ballantine's Blended Scotch Finest
Indulge in the rich heritage and exquisite flavor profile of Ballantine's Blended Scotch Finest. Crafted using a time-honored recipe from the Ballantine family that dates back to 1910, this Scotch whisky is a true testament to Scottish craftsmanship.
Exceptional Craftsmanship
Ballantine's Finest is a masterful blend, composed of more than 50 single malts and 4 single grains. Special attention is given to the illustrious Miltonduff and Glenburgie, which contribute to its unique character.
Tasting Notes
- Smooth and Balanced: Enjoy a seamless blend of flavors that tantalize the palate.
- Rich Flavor Profile: Experience delectable notes of chocolate, red apple, and vanilla.
- Perfectly Sweet: A delightful sweetness that makes it ideal for both new and seasoned whisky drinkers.
Food Pairings
Enhance your tasting experience by pairing Ballantine's Finest with:
- Cheese
- Nuts
- Chocolate
- Smoked salmon
Product Details
- Country: Scotland
- Brand: Ballantine’s
- Spirits Type: Scotch
- Spirits Style: Blended
- ABV: 40%
Important Reminder
Please enjoy responsibly. Consumption of distilled spirits, beer, coolers, wine, and other alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk. During pregnancy, alcohol consumption can cause birth defects. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.
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