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Port Charlotte Prediction Valinch

ABV: 63.5% - Size: 50cl

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Port Charlotte Prediction Valinch is Scotch Whisky that has been aged for no less than 9 years. A slightly smaller than normal 50cl bottling but then size isn't everything, comes at a strength of 63.5%.

About the whisky

Brand:: Port Charlotte
Age:: 9 Year Old
Region:: Islay
Category:: Scotch Whisky
Style:: Single Malt

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