1980’s Remy Martin VSOP 5cl Longrow

1980’s Remy Martin VSOP 5cl LongrowFirst Impression: Apricots, figs, apples, vanilla, caramel, leather and oily nuts and some oak. A sweet, concentrated champagne or jam like like smell to it with an admixture of floral scents. Very distinctive, aromatic with a nice blend of heavier bass notes to it also. Appearance: Attractive red gold color, leaves thin coat on swirling. Could be mistaken for a bourbon in color. Taste: Sweetish entry , then drying pleasantly. Medium silky body, with

1961 Cavendish Vin de Liqueur Red

This is un - opened and appears to have 4cl in fill

The inviting aroma makes a fruity and rounded impression in the taste

This is an incredibly rare 1960s bottle of Crawford's Five Star - a classic 12 year old Scotch blend that was first made by the blender and merchant A & A Crawford in Leith in the early 20th century

honey and vanilla are a bit youthfully disjointed

you’ll notice subtle herbal and smoky Scotch notes emerging

for reasons too long to discuss here and now

In the meanwhile

these bottles won’t improve further with time

superb notes of coffee

beautifully honeyed

with a hint of raisin and nice sweetness