Dewar’s 21, 27, & 32-Year-Old Blended Whiskies (& Cadenhead 30 year!)

[@C.A.Newman]

I've already been enjoying the 21, but then managed to get a 32 the other day. Glad to hear it's a winner and can't wait to get into it!

[@christinecamley]

Fabulous reviews! I have to try these expressions! I am usually a peat head - yes I hate that term! lol. These sound really interesting. I’m always learning! Thanks so much! I am guessing by now they are much more expensive. I just looked up a new expression of the 37 double distilled and it's about $1,800. I had a small sample of the 21 and it was nice, enjoyable but I'd like to be able to explore these expressions a lot more. I wouldn't pay ridiculous prices. To be honest for higher prices I'd rather have a superb single malt scotch. But these intrigue me! Be well.

[@NickVolk]

Long time no see, Buddy👍 Cheers!🥂

[@zen_gypsie2189]

Damn excellent line up!

[@LiquorHound]

It was a tasty one! Thanks for being here and cheers! 🥃

[@paulm749]

I've tried all three of the Dewar's Double Double blends, and my nosing and tasting impressions are pretty much the same as yours. I was fortunate enough to get two of the 32-year-old bottles back when they were $135.00 each. The last time I saw the 32 in-stock it was marked at $175.00 and as good as it is, that price is a hard NO for me. The 27 is nice, but again, even at the original price it wasn't as good a value as the 21. So far, I can still get 375ml bottles of the 21 for $45.00 each, and at that price, it's very hard to beat.

[@trhoads07]

Weren't each bottle finished in a different cask? Is that the Double Double lineup? I bought the three half bottles when they first came out and really enjoy the difference in each bottle.

[@tombryan1]

I bought a few back in 2020 202, even then they were overpriced, the 32 is the one, it is head and shoulders better than the others. The 27 is good, but once you taste the 32, there is no going back. I still have 2 of the 32's and 1 of the 27's unopened sitting in a storage box. My nextspecial bottle opening might be the old and rare 25 year old Tomatin limited release.

[@pizzawarlord9232]

The 21 is very good and the $100 price is fair. Passed on the 27 at $160 but damn TW has the 32 at $470

[@systemtrend3194]

I can get the 21yr in my area for $87.99, should i buy multiples? lol

[@LiquorHound]

If it’s the 750ml, I’d grab 1 to make sure you like it before getting a backup. Cheers!

[@steveno7058]

Cadenhead 30 sounds interesting

[@ConnahJay]

I have the 21, the nose is great, the taste is pleasant but maybe too pleasant. Wish it had more mouthfeel and character but it's enjoyable, especially for converting a noobie to Scotch.

[@Servanus771]

In the uk the 21 is £100 for a 500ml bottle, the 27 is £260 for 500ml and the 32 is £350 for 500ml. So you see how much we are getting ripped off/ you guys are getting a bargain by comparison. Dewars are obviously aiming at overseas market

[@Servanus771]

Just for reference it’s currently $1.25 dollars to the £1 so we would be paying $125 for the 21, $325 for the 27 and $437 for the 32. It’s just not worth it when you can get single malts for less...

[@danh.5825]

I purchased a few 1/2 sized bottles (375ml) of each in 2020. $45, $90, $135 respectively. Once they're gone, I won't be replacing them at current prices.