Showing posts with label Norway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norway. Show all posts

Friday, 24 April 2026

Feddie 4yo

Feddie 4yo

Official bottling
Single malt - Vestlandet
Pale yellow
42.7% ABV
Dram

Nose: Malted grains, lemon zest, nectarines, white pepper, toffee, hints of leather. 
Mouthfeel: Light body, thickens slightly, warm, tingly. 
Tasting:  Sour sweet. Lemon zest, nectarines, fresh baked bread, leather, malted grains, nutmeg, vanilla, hints of diesel exhaust. 
Finish: Long. Marzipan, lemon zest, nectarines, fresh baked bread. 

Comments: 

Light fragrant and flavourful distillate. Quite impressive give the age, the flavour notes are well layered and distinct. Plenty of complexity too. Very good whisky indeed.

Verdict:

I like this a lot. 



Friday, 12 January 2024

Bivrost Vanaheim

Bivrost Vanaheim

Official bottling
Single malt - Nord-Norge
Silvery gold 
46% ABV
Dram

Nose: Peaches, white wine, creme de marron, apple juice, raisins, cloves, hints of lychees. 
Mouthfeel: Medium body, astringent, tingly, cool. 
Tasting:  Sour sweet. Leather, oak chips, weetabix, butterscotch, creme de marron, cloves, lychees, hints of tyre rubber. 
Finish: Long. Hay, raisins, oak chips, cloves, creme de marron. 

Comments: 

Teak casked whisky. It’s chestnutty and woody, with a big wheaty cereal spine. Quite delicious for a world whisky, unusual and interesting. New year, new distillery, new wood finish. 

Verdict:

I like this a lot. 



Thursday, 30 September 2021

Myken 4yo 2017/2021

Myken 4yo 2017/2021

Nordic Casks #1, Berry Bros & Rudd
Single malt - Nord-Norge
Straw 
61.4% ABV
Dram

Nose: Greengages, lemon zest, sea salt, peat, hints of vanilla, hints of cooked rice. With water, lemon zest, ginseng, cooked rice, greengages. 
Mouthfeel: Heavy body, expands, loosens, mouth coating. 
Tasting:  Bitter sour. Peat, lemon zest, fresh cut grass, sea salt, vanilla, hints of smoke. With water, lemon zest, lime zest, ginseng, peat, hints of smoke. 
Finish: Long. Sea salt, vanilla, lemon zest, wood ash, hints of smoke. 

Comments: 

Cask 15. Never had a Myken before, it seems to be briny and coastal, with a tangy bitterness that’s quite interesting. Sort of a Norwegian Talisker. This one is quite enjoyable, especially the ashy, smoky finish. 

Verdict:

I like this.



 

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