Lucky Choice is an independent bottler name used for Scotch whisky releases. Publicly available information about its background and ownership appears limited.
A lively, apple-rich nose leads to a remarkably good palate of earth, resins and lemons, followed by fir buds, blood orange liqueur and cinnamon.
Mr William Duff, manager of Clynelish Distillery in... 1934 (D.C.L. Gazette)
The sweet wine softens the distillate, but it finishes nicely with a lovely sweet, salty and sour profile and salted dried fruits splashed with balsamic…
A truly fine whisky with a finish of green tea and not quite ripe kiwi.
Lovely waxiness paired with rich fruitiness makes this Clynelish an all-round work of art, with creamy fruits, honey and refreshing citrus.
It finds the sweet spot between medicinal Islay notes and sweetness, with a long, smoky finish of salty grapefruit.
A nice late-1990s Springbank, rich in blackberries, prunes, dried meats and chocolate, though perhaps a tad too focused on umami for the reviewer’s taste.
A mellow, moderately fruity Imperial with warm waxy notes, well-behaved oak, vanilla custard and candied yellow fruits.