Invergordon 42 TBWC Review [London has Fallen]

Hi everyone,

Very quick review today of the oldest Grain whisky I’ve tried thus far.

Gotta say too, these TBWC labels are spot on. Love this one with the Coffey still making coffee!

Invergordon 42 TWBC 48%

Colour: Gold

Body: Medium/Full

Nose: Oaky and old, very dry. Smells really old. Very, very dry.

Taste: Tastes half the 42 years. Soft and balanced, spice and oak, slight rubber.

Finish: Long length. Spicy then burnt rubber.

The oldest grain I've tried so far, but the balance isn’t there on the nose and the taste and finish have a slight rubbery note.

74/100

Thanks for reading!

Scotch Review #479

Whisky Network Review #546

Network Average: 74.3

Best Score: 92

Worst Score: 22

0-49 Terrible

50-59 Bad

60-64 Just About OK

65-69 Ok to Good

70-74 Good

75-79 Very Good

80-84 Excellent

85-89 Superb

90+ Magnificent

Full Disclosure Disclaimer: I currently work as a Brand Ambassador for Penderyn Distillery. The views expressed here are purely my own and do not reflect the views of Penderyn Distillery or The Welsh Whisky Company. I try to maintain as much objectivity as I can but feel free to take my reviews with as big a pinch of salt as you like. Furthermore, my rating scale is NOT based on a Parker type wine scoring scale or a school/college/university % or A-F grade score. You can find more on my scoring here. I apologise for any seemly low or 'bad' scores given with my system and am sorry I can't say only nice things. Please keep in mind that I am ethically compromised and am unable to produce 100% unbiased reviews.

Why is this here?