1991 Taylor’s LBV Port Ben Nevis

1991 Taylor’s LBV Port Ben NevisLate Bottled Vintage, as the name suggests, is bottled after, remaining in wood between four and six years. During this relatively long period of wood ageing, an LBV matures and settles down it is ready to drink when bottled, does not need to be decanted and can be served by the glass for several weeks after the cork is drawn. LBV was developed as a high quality but more affordable and immediately drinkableIt was first launched in 1970 by Taylor

contains Bell’s Extra Special Scotch Whisky

In the typical tri-cornered bottling

Grand Marnier is owned by the Campari Group

Round and balanced

we’re finding a rather intricate combination of hazelnuts

Nose: Light and flowery

This is bottle 342

In the glass

Mouth: There is more caramel and chocolate

pine needles

Mouth: Very herbal

… This is pretty excellent