Aberfeldy Pauillac Red Wine Finish 18 years

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Whisky.com reviews the Aberfeldy Pauillac Red Wine Finish 18 years. This Aberfeldy matured in bourbon barrels for 18 years and then in red wine barrels from Pauillac for four to five months. The Pauillac wine region is known for its Bordeaux wine. 75 percent of the region's premier cru wines are grown there. Premier Cru is the highest classification that Bordeaux wine can receive, which only includes five châteaux. Pauillac is an intense wine and emphasizes and complements the sweet character of Aberfeldy during post-maturation.
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[@davidcruger2237]

Just bought my first bottle tonight, so now I'm youtube looking at reviews. I'm a sucker, I buy first, taste, then see what others things. So far you are spot on. Thanks

[@S3v3n13tt3r5]

Aberfeldy 12 is extremely nicely priced here in Los Angeles $35, what a bargain

[@vipuljoshi6719]

Awesome

[@maillardsbearcat]

An 18 year old wine finish. Sounds phenomenal. One of my bar staples is the Tullibardine Burgundy Cask, and I always wondered what it would taste like if it was at least 15 years old. More wine cask finishes please SCOTLAND!

[@cesar1909]

Good comment. Agreed. In my country, RJ means Rio de Janeiro, city and state.

[@darkoanton5]

It's the sound of the two 'Ls'. Sounds like ya in yack. I think Spanish does the same.

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