Tasted in Whisky Magazine Issue 65 by Dave Broom and Martine Nouet.
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Nose
Huge, butter-fat oaky notes. Sweet with caramelised fruit sugars, plum jam. Water brings out a candied peel note. Perfumed and slightly minty. Palate
Lots of oak lactone and just enough grip to give structure and interest. Nutty malt and in time a strangely exotic rose petal/angelica flavour. Finish
Floral. Comment
More of a whisky spread than a drink. For those with a sweet tooth.
Martine Nouet
Nose
Fruity. Pineapple juice. Spicy. Allspice, cloves. Orange peel. Medicinal like a rum grand arôme. Sandalwood. Very fragrant. Palate
Sweet at start then displaying a sensuous spicy palette. Rum again ! Demerara custard. Finish
Tangy, spicy. Lingering. Comment
Quite enticing and heady but so dressed up, and reminiscent of a rum. The cask has knocked the maltiness down.
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