Bladnoch Pure Lowland Malt Whisky (1970's Bottling)

Colour

Deep amber-gold with a warm copper glow and a honeyed, sherried sheen.

Nose

Delicate and refined, the nose unfolds with orchard fruits—ripe pear, golden apple—lifted by a whisper of honeyed barley. Subtle vanilla and oak give gentle warmth, while a restrained sherry nuance adds dried fruit and nuttiness. Elegant and old-world, it carries a soft, malt-forward sweetness that lingers with quiet sophistication.

Palate

Silky and delicately oily, this Lowland malt coats the palate with refined ease. Pear and lemon lift mingle with soft malt and vanilla, while sherry notes thread through dried fruit and subtle almond. A whisper of oak adds quiet depth, and the finish lingers with clean, elegant spice.

Finish

Long, elegant finish that slowly unfolds with warm oak and malt. Hints of dried fruit and almond linger, softened by a whisper of citrus zest. Subtle spice sweeps across the palate then fades to a refined, mellow glow, leaving a polished, very old-barley sweetness that coats the tongue with ease.