Black Dog Centenary Black Reserve Aged & Rare Blended Scotch Whisky
750 ml | 42.8% ABV
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Relax and unwind with black dog
Sir Walter Millard understood that nature relies on the harmonious interaction of its elements, a philosophy that he applied to his passions of whisky making and fly fishing. In both, he believed that by beautifully balancing diverse forces and by understanding and working in synchronicity with time and space, extraordinary results could be achieved. Refined, sociable and charismatic, Black Dog encourages achievers to savour the pause.
Black Dog Blended Scotch Whisky
We believe making time for yourself is an investment and Black Dog makes that investment luxurious. Let the world wait.
Taste
Smooth, fruity and sweet with much of the vanilla and caramel pulling through.
Appearance
Dark Gold
Nose
Begins wheat like, creamy and malty starting sweet like a bouquet of caramel, honey, chocolate and dark raisins.
Finish
Dry, sweet, pleasant and long.
Signature Serve: Black Dog Mint Julep
What you need:
- 60 ml Black Dog Scotch whisky
- 8 mint leaves
- 2 spoons sugar
- Water
How to make it:
- In a tall glass, pour 60ml Black Dog Scotch Whiskey and top it up with water
- Mix 2 spoons sugar in the drink
- Top it up with Mint leaves
A bit of history
The Black Dog brand of scotch was first blended and bottled in 1883 by James MacKinlay, a second-generation blender of the Leith family of Scotland. In the same year, Sir Walter Millard, a young 19-year-old scot from East India Company, came to Scotland in search of an impeccable whisky to fulfill the consignment order by Herbert Musgrave Phipson, owner of Phipson & Co. from Bombay (now Mumbai), India. Sir Walter Millard discovered the great taste of this blend, and he was responsible for dispatching the consignment back to India, arriving in 1884. According to the legacy, the brand was named Millard Black Dog. Sir Walter Millard, a keen angler, named the brand after his favorite salmon fishing fly, the Black Dog.