Yamazaki Distiller's Reserve
Official bottling
Single malt - West Honshu
Dark gold
43% ABV
Dram
Nose: Raisins, oak, cream, leather, red grapes, hints of musk.
Mouthfeel: Light body, loosens, spreads out, slightly watery around the edges.
Tasting: Bitter sweet. Red grapes, black tea, butter, raisins, hints of butterscotch.
Finish: Medium. Raisins, black tea, butter, oats.
Comments:
A new (at least for me) NAS expression from Yamazaki. Rather fatty and buttery, something I don't often find. Possibly over-sherried as well, with the sweet grapeyness masking a lack of complexity. Lots of raisins, butter, black tea... and not much else. Unfortunately.
Verdict:
Not bad.
Friday, 11 September 2015
Yamazaki Distiller's Reserve
Labels:
Japan,
Not bad,
Official bottling,
Single malt,
Tasting notes,
West Honshu,
Yamazaki
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