Description
Royal Salute is the only permanent whisky range aged 21 years and older, making it the world’s leading luxury whisky range.
When he created Royal Salute 21 in 1953, Charles Julian, who was also an expert tea blender, had the responsibility of defining Royal Salute’s signature blend: an unforgettable commanding, complex, velvet smooth Scotch whisky, with a powerful and sophisticated style.
Royal Salute 21 years old was launched as a reference to the 21-gun salute, the tradition of firing guns to celebrate special State and Royal occasions.
Its unique flagon is made of porcelain, crafted by Wade Ceramics (UK). The first flagon in 1953 was crafted by Royal Doulton.
Bottle Size: 750ml
When he created Royal Salute 21 in 1953, Charles Julian, who was also an expert tea blender, had the responsibility of defining Royal Salute’s signature blend: an unforgettable commanding, complex, velvet smooth Scotch whisky, with a powerful and sophisticated style.
Royal Salute 21 years old was launched as a reference to the 21-gun salute, the tradition of firing guns to celebrate special State and Royal occasions.
Its unique flagon is made of porcelain, crafted by Wade Ceramics (UK). The first flagon in 1953 was crafted by Royal Doulton.
Bottle Size: 750ml
Please Drink Responsibly. This product is only available for delivery in the following states: AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, IL, LA, MD, MA, MI, MO, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NY, ND, SC, TX, WI, WY.
Notes of Scent & Flavor
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Rich, Fruity Aromas
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Autumn Flowers
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Subtle Smokiness
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Hazelnut
Rich medley of spices and a nuttiness of hazelnuts that have a mouth-filling intensity
“ROYAL SALUTE STARTS WHERE OTHERS END Royal Salute is the only Scotch whisky collection in the world that is matured for a minimum of 21 years.”
Origins
The first iteration of Royal Salute came in 1953, to mark the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, and since that time Royal Salute has been enthroned as a Scotch of great distinction, the only one in the world to commence with blends that require a minimum barrel age of 21 years. Fine whisky improves with age as fine airborne droplets of the precious liquid vanish through evaporation, and Royal Salute has drawn upon the Strathisla Distillery’s treasure trove of aged Scotch to create masterpieces of the blender’s art.
