Claymore 70cl
Pour Claymore and you get smooth, soft and just a little fruity, with a whisper of smoke hiding in the back. It's the bottle you reach for when you want a proper Scotch without overthinking it. Sip it slow with friends, drop it in a tall glass with soda and ice, or pour a round after the nyama choma lands. No occasion required. We'll have it at your door fast, whatever the hour.
First sniff is gentle: soft vanilla, a bit of honeyed malt, and that warm cereal note like fresh bread. There's a quiet orchard thing going on too, think apple and pear. On the tongue it's medium-bodied and smooth, a little sweet, with a mild peppery spice and a touch of oak. Right at the end a faint smokiness drifts through, then it warms you on the way down without any harsh burn. Friendly stuff that doesn't bite.
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Where it's from
Claymore is named after the great two-handed Scottish sword, which tells you everything about the swagger it's going for. The blend first appeared back in 1882 from A. Ferguson & Co, and today it's made by Whyte & Mackay, one of Scotland's big whisky houses based in Glasgow. It's a true Scotch blend, malt and grain whiskies married together for that smooth, easygoing pour. Old name, honest whisky, no fuss.
Quick questions
- What is the price of Claymore 70cl?
Claymore 70cl is KSh 1,200 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for delivery in 30 minutes for most areas in Nairobi, or next day countrywide.
- What does Claymore 70cl taste like?
Smooth and medium-bodied, with soft vanilla, honeyed malt and a little apple-and-pear fruitiness. There's a mild peppery spice, a touch of oak, and a faint smoky note that drifts in at the finish.
- What is the ABV of Claymore?
It's 40% ABV, the standard strength for a blended Scotch. Smooth enough to sip, sturdy enough to hold up in a highball.
- How do I serve Claymore?
Neat, over ice, or with a splash of water all work. It really shines as a highball though: lots of ice, a long pour, soda water and a slice of lemon.
- What food pairs with Claymore?
Anything off the grill loves it. Think nyama choma, barbecue ribs, salted nuts and biltong, or sharp cheese and dark chocolate to finish.
- Where is Claymore whisky from?
Scotland. It's a blended Scotch made by Whyte & Mackay, a long-running Glasgow whisky house, and the name honours the old Scottish claymore sword.
- Is Claymore a good whisky for mixing?
Yes, it's a go-to for mixers. The smooth, lightly sweet profile sits happily under soda, ginger ale or cola without getting lost.
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Claymore 70cl price in Kenya
Buy Claymore 70cl online in Nairobi, Kenya. Available in 2 sizes — 700 ml at KSh 1,200, 1000 ml at KSh 1,849 — with fast delivery across Nairobi, usually within 30 minutes, or next-day countrywide.
- 700 mlKSh 1,200
- 1000 mlKSh 1,849
