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The lowest price for Reference Series I.3 is £32.95 from 1 online retailers.

What is the ABV of Reference Series I.3?

Reference Series I.3 has an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 47.1%.

What type of whisky is Reference Series I.3?

Reference Series I.3 is a Scotch Whisky from the Other Scotch Whisky region, produced by Reference Series.

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Reference Series I.3 is available in 500ml bottles.

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Reference Series I.3 prices range from £32.95 to £32.95, with an average price of £32.95.

Scotch Whisky Other Scotch Whisky

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Reference Series I.3

Name: Reference Series I.3
Brand: Reference Series
SKU: 63df9976a369bca71a01521a
Availability: InStock

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Volume

500ml

ABV

47.1%

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The label warns, "Caution contains e150a." Yes, the .3 expansions to the Reference Series examine the topic of coloring whiskey using spirit caramel, which is acceptable in the whi...

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Reference Series I.3

£32.95 £0.047/ml

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Product Details

Name Reference Series I.3

Brand Reference Series

Average Price £32.95

Type Scotch Whisky

Region Other Scotch Whisky

Product Properties

Volume 500ml

Alcohol Content (ABV) 47.1%

Country of Origin Scotland

Created On CasKompare 02-05-2023

Product Description

The label warns, "Caution contains e150a." Yes, the .3 expansions to the Reference Series examine the topic of coloring whiskey using spirit caramel, which is acceptable in the whisky business. This enables distilleries to produce whisky with a uniform color throughout batches while reportedly maintaining the same flavor. Many experts have contested this over the years, but the Reference Series gives you the resources to create your own view rather than telling you what we believe. You may now sample Reference Series I and I.3 to evaluate what, if any, impact the caramel coloring has had on this specific whiskey. The only change between them is the inclusion of e150a.