1990s Vladivar Imperial Vodka Ben Nevis

1990s Vladivar Imperial Vodka Ben NevisFill : Below Shoulder The 1990s Vladivar Imperial Vodka, is a fascinating relic of British vodka making. Though formal tasting notes are scarce, we can reconstruct a profile based on its production style and era. Vladivar Imperial Vodka (1990s bottling) Speculative Tasting Notes Nose : Clean and neutral Soft ethanol with minimal aromatic liftGrain sweetness Hints of cereal and white bread crustFaint citrus Possibly lemon pith or a whisper of orange

The resultant wine is deep ruby red in colour

It is gentle and intense

Successor to the legendary Brora distillery

An old bottle of this classic blend

cereally and again very fruity

Hints of bubblegum or Montpensier candy—common in lighter blends of the era

An unusual bottling of this malt from Banff (distilled at Macduff)

Finish: Persistent and elegant

From old tasting notes: on the nose: sweet grains some unusual spice

This 25-year-old malt showcases a lot of dryness and oak notes without being dominated solely by sherry influence

Nose: Rum-like

balanced by a vibrant acidity