Amrut Single Cask 2009 (4yo 2009/2013) Cask 3437
Official bottling
Single malt - Bangalore
Amber
62.8% ABV
Dram
Nose: Red grapes, coffee, vanilla, butter, blackcurrant cordial. With water, orange peel, hints of lychees.
Mouthfeel: Medium body, thickens, astringent, tingly.
Tasting: Sweet. Red grapes, vanilla, figs, blackcurrant cordial, hints of ginseng. With water, more bitter, black tea, ginseng, coffee.
Finish: Long. White pepper, vanilla, coffee, hints of peppermint.
Comments:
This is apparently a bourbon cask, but the whisky doesn't taste bourbony at all. In fact, it's rather sherried, with huge fruity notes of red wine and blackcurrant. The spirit apparently matured in virgin oak for a time, which I guess is how the 'sherried' character appeared. That, and time in warm Indian weather.
Verdict:
I like this.
Tuesday, 23 January 2018
Amrut Single Cask 2009 (4yo 2009/2013) Cask 3437
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I like this,
India,
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