History,
What Does Decadence ‘Mean’ to You? Oscar Wilde wrote that “we live in an age when unnecessary things are our only necessities”. The age in question was the late nineteenth century, when the Aesthetic Movement gave rise to the Decadent Movement, where more was always more. Art was made for the sake of art; there were no ulterior motives. Similarly, a whisky like Art & Decadence may not be strictly a necessity – and that is the whole, glorious point.
Tasting Notes,
Nose: Rich and aromatic on the nose with red apples, waxed wood and wine notes. Creamy, with a liquorice aroma. Banana, toffee and custard blended with Sauternes.
Palate: On the palate, notes of dried fruit – golden raisin, apricot, apple and plenty of vanilla.
Finish: Lingering flavours of dark chocolate and fragrant oak.
What Does Decadence ‘Mean’ to You? Oscar Wilde wrote that “we live in an age when unnecessary things are our only necessities”. The age in question was the late nineteenth century, when the Aesthetic Movement gave rise to the Decadent Movement, where more was always more. Art was made for the sake of art; there were no ulterior motives. Similarly, a whisky like Art & Decadence may not be strictly a necessity – and that is the whole, glorious point.
Tasting Notes,
Nose: Rich and aromatic on the nose with red apples, waxed wood and wine notes. Creamy, with a liquorice aroma. Banana, toffee and custard blended with Sauternes.
Palate: On the palate, notes of dried fruit – golden raisin, apricot, apple and plenty of vanilla.
Finish: Lingering flavours of dark chocolate and fragrant oak.
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