The Whisky that Cannot be Named 1953 AD

The Whisky that Cannot be Named 1953 AD is a single malt Scotch whisky from the Speyside region of Scotland. The whisky was distilled in 1953 and bottled in 2020. It is a rare and sought-after whisky, with only 350 bottles released. The whisky is named for the fact that its distillery was not named on the bottle, due to a long-standing legal dispute. The whisky is described as having notes of sweet honey, ripe fruits, dark chocolate, and a hint of smoke. It is a smooth and complex whisky that is perfect for sipping.

Type

Single Malt

Country

Distillery

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Bottler

Adelphi

Age

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Strength

54.30

Volume

700

Bottles

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Cask type

Sherry Cask