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Dewars 15 years 750 ml

Scotland · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Dewar's 15, known as The Monarch, is a blended Scotch whisky built around Aberfeldy single malt as its heart, matured a minimum of 15 years and finished using Dewar's signature double-marrying process — blending, then resting the finished whisky further in oak so the components integrate fully. Bottled at 40% ABV, it carries honey, vanilla, and toffee up front, moving into soft oak and a touch of dried fruit, with a smooth, rounded finish. It sits above the standard White Label in Dewar's range, aimed at drinkers who want more depth from a blended Scotch without stepping up to a single malt.

How to drink Dewar's 15 (The Monarch)

Neat or on one rock lets the honey and vanilla come through clearly; it also makes a smooth Rob Roy if you'd rather mix it. A solid step-up blend for slow sipping.

Tasting notes
Nosehoney, vanilla, toffee
Palatesoft oak, dried fruit
Finishsmooth, rounded
Specs

Scotch80 proof · double-marrying (blended, then re-cask matured) · Scotland

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Questions about this bottle

What's the best way to serve 15 (The Monarch)?

It works neat, on the rocks, or built long in a Highball with soda water — blended Scotch is made to be flexible.

What cocktails work well with 15 (The Monarch)?

It holds up well in a Rob Roy or a simple Scotch and soda, and doesn't get lost the way a delicate single malt would.

What does 'double-marrying' mean for 15 (The Monarch)?

After blending, the whisky is returned to oak casks for a second marrying period — a process Dewar's pioneered to smooth out the blend.

Who founded Dewar's?

John Dewar, who founded the brand in Perth, Scotland in 1846; it was one of the first Scotch whisky brands sold in the US.

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