Jameson Crested Glenfiddich the reason why this bottle

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Jameson Crested Glenfiddich the reason why this bottleA variation on the classic Jameson Blended Irish Whiskey, but instead of a 60% grain and 40% single pot still recipe, its moved to 80% single pot still and 20% grain, with larger proportions of this being matured in ex sherry casks. The name Crested comes from Jameson pulling back on a lot of their world wide distribution in the 19th and into the 20th century. Many secondary market blenders were selling on ex Jameson casks with any old liquid inside