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		<title>Edradour Whisky</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Edradour whisky sets itself high targets. In the 1920s this single malt was renowned as ‘the world’s most excellent and expensive whisky’: the King’s Ransome expression. Quite some tradition for all future expressions to follow. Edradour whisky is developing a new range, if gossip is to be believed.
Edradour Whisky&#8217;s Exceptional Nose
When inhaling Edradour whisky’s aroma [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Edradour whisky sets itself high targets. In the 1920s this single malt was renowned as ‘the world’s most excellent and expensive whisky’: the King’s Ransome expression. Quite some tradition for all future expressions to follow. Edradour whisky is developing a new range, if gossip is to be believed.</p>
<h2>Edradour Whisky&#8217;s Exceptional Nose</h2>
<p>When inhaling Edradour whisky’s aroma for the first time, you could be forgiven for thinking you were with Alan Titchmarsh, such is the overpowering floral scent. Unlike a traditional meal layout, this malt begins sweet and finishes spicy. But if the Edradour whisky isn’t enough of a meal for you, why not try Edradour whisky as an after-dinner drink?</p>
<h2>Choose your favourite Edradour whisky</h2>
<p>There are five well-known expressions of Edradour whisky. The strongest comes in at 60.2 per cent vol and is as the label proclaims, ‘straight from the cask’, carrying a hot flavour. Unlike a great number of single malts (and the other Edradour single malt whiskies) it’s unchillfiltered – this expression of the Edradour is known as Edradour 1992 and leaves you with a more soothing impression of this highland malt. If neither of these attract you, there’s also a ten-year-old, cask strength and signatory cask strength series to sample.</p>
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