Dewar's Double Double 32 Year Old | Whisky Review | GreatDrams

Exciting times ahoy for whisky nerds around the world as Dewar's has developed a unit four-stage ageing process to create, what they describe, as "ultimate smoothness" in their whisky.

In their words:
"This unique ‘double double’ 4-stage ageing process allows the Single Grain and Single Malt in the whisky blend to fuse multiple times in their individual oak casks before being aged together. They are then meticulously processed in a selection of sherry casks for the perfect finish"

So what is the Dewar's Double Double Series all about then?

Brilliantly, the range - which is non-chill filtered and all been bottled at their respective natural colours - is comprised of some seriously well-aged whiskies, starting at 21 Year Old before graduating to a 27 Year Old with the Dewar's Double Double Series 32 Year Old.

Each in the series has been finished in a different type of sherry cask;
The Dewar's Double Double Series 21 Year Old has been finished in Oloroso sherry casks, the Dewar's Double Double Series 27 Year Old has been finished in Palo Cortado sherry casks, and the Dewar's Double Double Series 32 Year Old has been finished in Pedro Ximenez sherry casks.

Dewar's Double Double Series 32 Year Old
Finish: Pedro Ximenez sherry casks

Nose
This is easy; its beautiful. Fcuking hell that's an indulgent, immersive nose you just want to spend a hell of a lot of time with.

Palate
The palate was very PX, proper 80s style Speyside smoke and character present too, a lovely smooth sweetness, a lovely spice notes too and so many layers. A great finish just rounds it out. This is a near-perfect whisky, one I am hoping to spend a lot more time with before it sells out, without doubt my favourite of the three.

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