Dewar’s Double Double 27 Year Old is an ultimately smooth Blended Scotch Whisky. Created using a 4-stage aging process, this scotch liquor is finished in Palo Cortado sherry casks with heady floral notes and honeyed fruits, and a super silky smooth finish. This unique 4-stage aging process was invented by the current master blender Stephanie Macleod. The scotch alcohol is returned to the barrel 4 separate times to allow the flavor to develop and mellow into Dewar's smoothest whisky yet.

The four cornered beautiful glass bottle lets the natural color of the whisky shine whilst telling the aging story, and is then cleverly placed in a stunning white box, making it the perfect gift. Dewar’s Double Double can also be experienced in 21 year old and 32 year old varieties. The 21 year old version of Double Double is finished in Olorosso sherry casks, while the 32 year old is finished in Pedro Ximenez sherry casks. Each is truly unique, with its own special character and taste. Enjoy Responsibly.

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