Official bottling
Single malt - Islay
Amber
49.2% ABV
Dram
Nose: Orange peel, honey, cucumbers, black tea, hints of sulphur.
Mouthfeel: Light body, astringent, mouth coating, airy.
Tasting: Sweet sour. Honey, raisins, orange peel, cherry blossom, black tea, hints of blackberry jam.
Finish: Short. Black tea, sulphur, leather, cucumbers, hints of wet stones.
Comments:
Unpeated Bruichladdich, not something you see everyday. Anyway, it’s been quite highly sherried. Lots of sweet notes, jammy even. But the sweetness is quite light, somehow, with sulphur and tannins hovering in the background.
Verdict:
I like this.
49.2% ABV
Dram
Nose: Orange peel, honey, cucumbers, black tea, hints of sulphur.
Mouthfeel: Light body, astringent, mouth coating, airy.
Tasting: Sweet sour. Honey, raisins, orange peel, cherry blossom, black tea, hints of blackberry jam.
Finish: Short. Black tea, sulphur, leather, cucumbers, hints of wet stones.
Comments:
Unpeated Bruichladdich, not something you see everyday. Anyway, it’s been quite highly sherried. Lots of sweet notes, jammy even. But the sweetness is quite light, somehow, with sulphur and tannins hovering in the background.
Verdict:
I like this.
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