Royal Salute 21 Year 750 ml
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About this bottle
Royal Salute 21 Year Old is a blended Scotch whisky created in 1953 as a salute to Queen Elizabeth II on her coronation day — and the Signature Blend recipe hasn't changed since. Every whisky in the blend is aged a minimum of 21 years, then bottled at 40% in a sapphire-blue flagon modeled on the stones in the Crown Jewels. The pour is classic old-blend elegance: sweet pear and orange marmalade, vanilla and dry oak, a wisp of sherry and soft smoke, closing long, dry, and lightly spicy. This is the bottle for marking an occasion — a retirement, a milestone birthday — or for giving to someone who has earned it.
How to drink Royal Salute 21 Year
Serve it neat in a tulip glass to let the marmalade and sherry notes build; ice will mute the softer fruit character this blend is built around. It's not a mixing whisky — the presentation and the pour are both meant to slow you down.
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Specs
Scotch80.0 proof · Scotland
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How should Royal Salute 21 Year be served?
Neat, in a tulip glass, to let the marmalade and sherry notes build — ice will mute the softer fruit character this blend is built around.
Why is Royal Salute 21 Year bottled in a blue flagon?
The sapphire-blue bottle is modeled on the stones in the Crown Jewels, tying back to the brand's origin as a coronation tribute to Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.
How old is the youngest whisky in Royal Salute 21 Year?
Every whisky in the blend is aged a minimum of 21 years — the blend's Signature recipe hasn't changed since it was created in 1953.
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