Isle of Jura 21 yo
Official bottling
Single malt - Islands
Orange
43% ABV
Dram
Nose: Vanilla, orange peel, cinnamon, glace cherries, malted grains, hints of smoke.
Mouthfeel: Light body, loose, slightly watery around the edges.
Tasting: Sweet. Oak, orange peel, glace cherries, candied ginger, vanilla, hints of wood polish.
Finish: Short. Oak, vanilla, orange peel, tangerines, candied ginger, hints of smoked beef.
Comments:
Soft, citrusy and gentle... but with a sting in the tail! On the nose it's a toasty smoky note just hovering below the surface. On the tongue, it's a meaty, smoky presence, right at the end of the whisky, which reminds me of nothing so much as grilled bresaola. What's that? You haven't tried grilled bresaola? Give it a go. Crisp it up beneath the grill, put it on a baguette, with good cheddar, and a handful of rocket. That's what this whisky reminds me of, just a little.
Verdict:
I like this.
Thursday, 28 May 2015
Isle of Jura 21 yo
Labels:
I like this,
Islands,
Jura,
Official bottling,
Scotland,
Single malt,
Tasting notes
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