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Clynelish 14 Year Old


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1.25 oz. Clynelish 14 Year Old (25 oz. per bottle)

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Appearance: Yellow gold
Nose: A faint floral fragrance of dried flowers, then sweet notes of brown sugar
Body: Firm, light to medium
Palate: Pleasant mouth feel with spiced fresh fruit, honey and malt
Finish: Medium finish

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Nutritional Information

Clynelish 14 Year Old

Serving Size:	1.5
%ABV:	46
Calories:	112
Alcohol:	0.69
Carbohydrates:	Trace
Protein:	0
Fat:	0

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