Vintage, Signatory
Single malt - Western Highlands
Bright gold
53.3% ABV
Dram
Nose: Honey, papayas, starfruit, white pepper, peat, cinnamon, hints of lemon zest. With water, strawberries, lemon zest, smoke, hints of charcoal ash.
Mouthfeel: Light body, loosens, tingly, warm.
Tasting: Sweet. White pepper, damson jam, strawberries, honey, vanilla, peat, lemon zest, hints of papayas. With water, lemon zest, strawberries, leather, farmyard.
Finish: Long. Sweet, peat, lemon zest, strawberries, hints of charcoal ash.
Comments:
Sweeter Glenlochy, some sherried character, but slowly decays into the usual peppered honey and ashy, smoky finish. I’m definitely a fan of this by now, it’s like licking a piece of wet charcoal. Doesn’t sound too pleasant, but that’s one of the joys of whisky, some taste experiences that you’d never partake of can indeed be bottled.
Verdict:
I like this a lot.
Comments:
Sweeter Glenlochy, some sherried character, but slowly decays into the usual peppered honey and ashy, smoky finish. I’m definitely a fan of this by now, it’s like licking a piece of wet charcoal. Doesn’t sound too pleasant, but that’s one of the joys of whisky, some taste experiences that you’d never partake of can indeed be bottled.
Verdict:
I like this a lot.
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