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Deadhead 10 YR Aged 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Four Roses Distillery Taking inspiration from Sir Rod’s Hendrick's
Deadhead 10 YR Aged 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Four Roses Distillery Taking inspiration from Sir Rod’s Hendrick's
Deadhead 10 YR Aged 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Four Roses Distillery Taking inspiration from Sir Rod’s Hendrick's
Deadhead 10 YR Aged 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Four Roses Distillery Taking inspiration from Sir Rod’s Hendrick's
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Deadhead 10 YR Aged 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Four Roses Distillery Taking inspiration from Sir Rod’s Hendrick's

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Deadhead 10 YR Aged 10th Anniversary Limited Edition Four Roses Distillery Taking inspiration from Sir Rod’s Hendrick's Taking inspiration from Sir Rod’s favourite dessert – warm apple pie – Wolfie’s packs a punch with flavours of warming cinnamon From the distributor: with tropical fruit running through the middle and a complex finish that carries the depth built up over those ten years The profile leans on oak and caramel from the wood

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