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Ledaig 7 Years Old

Tasted in Whisky Magazine Issue 45 by Martine Nouet and Dave Broom.

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Tasting Notes

Martine Nouet Nose Cold ashes. Burnt toast. Sour milk. Damp cellar in a musty atmosphere. Then a strange combination of floral and phenolic notes. Charcoal. Palate Very floral and light with phenolic undertones. Cereal flakes. Smoked barley. Finish Short, dusty. Liquorice root. A hint of ginger. Comment Quite an unusual profile. A comforting malt to enjoy while camping in the wilderness.

Dave Broom Nose Young and firm. Hot roads, peat fire ashes. A touch of fish oil then firms up into burning leaves and wood smoke. Palate Good feel. Fills the palate well. Light spiciness, engine oil. Young and lively. A great blast of smokiness. Well-balanced. Finish Dry and smoky. Touch of nut. Comment Direct. One to watch.