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| Weight | 1,2 kg |
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| Strength | 55,8% |
| Size | 70cl |
CRAGGANMORE 20 YO SR 2020 SCOTCH WHISKY 70CL 55,8%
€ 135,00 VAT included
A Cragganmore of this age has never been released from the distillery, making this elusive malt a much-anticipated expression. In addition, sweet and mellow woody notes emerge from patient maturation over 20 years in refill casks.
Special Release 2020
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