Radar Love Craft Spirits Exclusive

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Turntable Spirits was founded by brothers Gordon and Ally Stevenson, Glasgow-based whisky makers with over a decade of industry experience each. The brand name reflects their love of music — this blend is named Radar Love after the classic rock song, representing one of their early releases where creativity and craft converge in small batches. This blend draws from five Scottish distilleries: Ledaig (22%), Tamdhu (15%), Tullibardine (13%), Loch Lomond (34%), and Strathclyde (16%). It was finished in a Moscatel barrique for 14 months and bottled at natural cask strength (55.8% ABV), non-chill filtered and without added colour. The nose opens with smoke and honeyed sweetness, layered with fresh fruit. The palate shows prominent smoky character, dried spices, and citrus notes. The finish lingers with dried fruit and caramel, the smoke persisting throughout. An oily mouthfeel signals Ledaig's influence — you'll find tar, toffee, and roasted meat beneath the sweetness, giving the blend a brooding intensity.

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