Brora 19yo 1982/2001
Special Bottling, Silver Seal
Single malt - North Highlands
Bronze gold
50% ABV
Half dram
Nose: Papaya, peat, lemon zest, sea salt, honey, hints of smoke, hints of petrol exhaust.
Mouthfeel: Medium body, loosens, turns watery, cool.
Tasting: Sour. Papaya, dried sour cherries, smoke, sea salt, fresh baked bread, hints of petrol exhaust.
Finish: Long. Dried sour cherries, lemon zest, coriander, oranges, hints of sea salt.
Comments:
Never put water into Brora. Sage advice given to me by a fellow whisky drunk... er, nerd, in a bar a long time ago. I followed it with this one. It's unusual - there's the usual lemony smoke, but there's also papaya and sour cherries, and something like petrol exhaust (Springbank? Are you there?), fading into a herbal, slightly soapy finish. Lovely.
Verdict:
I like this a lot.
Two or three indie Royal Brackla
7 hours ago
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