Limeburner's M59 2009 Tasting notes and reviews
Limeburner's M59 2009
- Brand
- Limeburner's
- Expression
- M59 2009
- Type
- Australian Whisky ~ Single Malt
- Abv
- 48.00%
- Produced at
- Great Southern Distilling (Western Australia)
-
Dave Broom
60- Nose
- Freshly varnished oak and new make. Becomes alarmingly agricultural.
- Palate
- Dry, oaky, bitter, wheatgerm.
- Finish
- Hard.
- Comment
- The whisky's (just) at the additive rather than interactive stage and while it will (hopefully) settle down (though that farmyard note is a little worrying) there's really no point in bottling something at this stage.
Martine Nouet
76- Nose
- Malty. Generous. Brown bread. A hint of dried fruit. Sultanas. Saw dust. Getting sweeter on time. With some baking aromas. Bread and butter pudding. Toasted buns.
- Palate
- Smooth and then crisp. A mix of malty and fruity flavours. A fungal touch.
- Finish
- Dry, spicy. With a leafy note.
- Comment
- A very enticing and appetising nose which appeals to an autumnal warming up indoor moment. The palate is more restrained. Water does not enhance it.
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