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Son of Rattray of Ranagulzion, purchased the lands of Kirkhillocks, Glenisla, from the family of Macintosh, commonly called M'Combie and settled there, and was succeeded by his eldest son James Rattray. His great-great-great-grandfather Thomas Rattray, second Lanark, by whom he has issue a son and a daughter. He purchased the lands of Glenmarkie aboutġ840 and married in 1844, a daughter of Mr. of Kirkhillocks, Brewlands, and Glenmarkie, Angus, succeeded his father James Rattray, 22d being a guide to the tourist and heraldic artist' Last heritor of the Rattrays for Kirkhillocks, Gleiska, Forfar, Angus, Scotlandįrom: 'The baronage of Angus and Mearns, comprising the genealogy of three hundred and sixty families. Last year on this day we tasted the Samaroli Isle of Jura 17 Year Old in blog #44įor those of you looking for a bottle of this inexpensive Bank Note 5 yo you can find it at the following value conscious retailers: Calgaryīack to Single Malt land tomorrow with the only whisky from a new Independent Bottler to the calendar this year.Son of Thomas Rattray and his wife, Agnes Hunter, who later married Mr. You can find Joshua Hatton’s take on this A.D.

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Please feel free to do a side by side tasting against others in this category like Johnnie Walker Red or Black, Chivas Regal, Dewars or any other sub $ 40 blend available. Shows how yummy a good inexpensive blend can be.

Must be nice to have very little in the way of taxation on spirits down there.įor me this would be a perfect dram for whisky based cocktails and for guests looking for very soft approachable whisky to have on the rocks or with their favorite mixer. Available in the US as a 1 liter bottle for the staggering price of $ 19.99. It will be interesting to see if they can keep up this quality for the same price in the coming years. Rattray have produced what many believe to be the best value blend in this price bracket period. Nothing unpleasant here or rough edges found in most blends at this price level.Ī.D. Palate: Creamy nougat squares, white chocolate shavings and vanilla essence.įinish: Clean tangy citrus – lemon zest, caramel flan. a bowl of cheerio’s brings out the cereal notes. Rattray Bank Note 5 Year Old Blended Scotch bottled at 43% ABV – 40% Single Malt 60% Single Grain. This is one of the very few whiskies in this years edition that you will find on shelves for under $ 100 and an average price in Alberta would be around $ 40. Bank Note is a recreation of the brand as it was 100 years ago including the old style label.

The Single Malt component is blended from Speyside and Highland Distilleries with the Single Grain coming from Lowland Distilleries. Rattray have played with it in a few other markets worldwide. While released for only the US market it has done so well that A.D. It boasts 40% Single Malt to 60% Single Grain ratio which is huge for a blend in this price category.

Wanting to take you on a complete journey of the Scotch landscape means that we will always be stopping here once.īank Note is a 5 Year Old blended Scotch made by Independent Bottlers A.D. We are about half way through our journey together this year and it is time to insert our only trip to the Blended Scotch category this edition.

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