Why buy Whisky Ballantine's AC/DC Limited edition

Just look at the pictures; the design is extraordinary. It's like getting a 2-for-1 deal – you enjoy the Ballantine's and then it doubles as decoration for AC/DC enthusiasts. Plus, it's a genuine collector's item; they've released this edition in limited quantities, so you could be one of the lucky ones to have it.

Tasting Notes: Sight, Smell, and Taste

The most rock 'n' roll whisky on the nose, offering gentle, balanced aromas with hints of honey for sweetness, as well as the presence of fruits like green apples and fresh pears. Subtle touches of vanilla are also discernible.

On the palate, it showcases sweet and creamy flavors, with persistent honey as the main characteristic. The hints of vanilla add smoothness, while delicate floral notes and a mild spice complement the flavor profile.

The finish is smooth and delicate, with a slight touch of walnut that can linger in the aftertaste.

Don't you crave a glass of Ballantine's AC/DC Special Edition right now?

How to Enjoy It. Pairing

Being true Rock Stars that we are, we could have it neat with a bit of ice and savor the nuances that Ballantine's AC/DC Limited Edition offers us. But we can also enjoy it with your favorite mixer or a splash of water to craft a great mix or cocktail.

A Bit of History about Ballantine's AC/DC Limited Edition...

AC/DC is a legendary rock band hailing from Australia that has left an indelible mark on music since its formation in 1973. The story of AC/DC is a blend of musical talent, global success, personal ups and downs, and an unwavering dedication to rock 'n' roll.

AC/DC was formed in Sydney, Australia, in November 1973. Brothers Malcolm and Angus Young, originally from Scotland, were the founding members of the band. The band's name was inspired by electric current ("AC/DC" stands for alternating current/direct current in English), reflecting their energetic musical style. The band's early lineup included Angus Young as lead guitarist, Malcolm Young as rhythm guitarist, Dave Evans as vocalist, Larry Van Kriedt as bassist, and Colin Burgess as drummer.

By the late 1970s, AC/DC started gaining international recognition with albums like "High Voltage" (1976), "Highway to Hell" (1979), and "Back in Black" (1980). "Back in Black" is one of the best-selling albums of all time and became a rock anthem. Despite the tragic death of vocalist Bon Scott in 1980, Brian Johnson joined the band and helped propel AC/DC to new heights.

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