Lagavulin 12yo (2017 Special Release)
Official bottling
Single malt - Islay
Pale green gold
56.5% ABV
Dram
Nose: Green apples, honey, leather, butter, preserved lemons, peat, hints of vanilla. With water, sage, pine cones, peat, hints of sour cream.
Mouthfeel: Light body, airy, mouth coating, tingly.
Tasting: Sour salty. Preserved lemons, seaweed, green apples, driftwood smoke, leather, hints of magic marker, hints of tamarind. With water, preserved lemons, mushrooms, leather, sage, driftwood smoke.
Finish: Short. Seaweed, sea salt, leather, peat, driftwood smoke.
Comments:
More briny, smoky goodness from Lagavulin. This one is sour, lots of savoury notes mixed in too. Reminds me of eating a Moroccan tagine, with heaps of preserved lemons in the stew. My only quibble is that it’s a bit underpowered in terms of flavour, especially given the high ABV.
Verdict:
I like this.
Wednesday, 7 April 2021
Lagavulin 12yo (2017 Special Release)
Labels:
I like this,
Islay,
Lagavulin,
Official bottling,
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Tasting notes
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