Highland Scotch/Game of Thrones House Tyrell Clynelish Reserve 750 ml
Game of Thrones House Tyrell Clynelish Reserve 750 ml
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About this bottle
Clynelish Reserve is the whisky behind this Game of Thrones House Tyrell collector's bottle, part of Diageo's licensed tie-in series rather than a distinct in-house expression. Clynelish distills on Scotland's northeast coast near Brora, and its house style is known for a distinctive waxy, coastal character that sets it apart from most other Highland malts. This release carries that same core profile: honeyed sweetness and citrus up front, a waxy, faintly briny mid-palate, and a gentle smoky thread through the finish. No age statement is given for this release. It suits drinkers curious about Clynelish's unusual style who also want the House Tyrell packaging as a bonus.
How to drink Clynelish Reserve
Neat is where the wax and citrus show clearest — this isn't a whisky that needs ice to tame it. If you do want it colder, a single cube is plenty; more than that flattens the coastal character that makes Clynelish worth seeking out.
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How should this whisky be served?
Neat is best — Clynelish's waxy, coastal character comes through most clearly without ice; one cube is plenty if you want it colder.
What does Clynelish taste like?
Clynelish is known for a distinctive waxy, honeyed character with citrus and a light coastal salinity, which sets it apart from most other Highland malts.
Why is this bottle labeled House Tyrell?
It's part of Diageo's licensed Game of Thrones Reserve collection, pairing Clynelish Reserve with the House Tyrell branding rather than changing the whisky itself.
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