77
- Nose
- Fresh, herbal. Clover and honey. Creamy.
- Palate
- Light, clean, grassy. A hint of straw.
- Finish
- Flowery dryness, quite drying.
- Comment
- Rounder than a previous Signatory bottling at 1972.
85
- Nose
- Floral rather than fruity, there is also a deep sweetness on which the malt hangs.
- Palate
- A momentary dryness is washed away with an incredible wave of honeyed sweetness.
- Finish
- The finish is drier, quite toasty and with a late arrival of slightly burnt honeycomb-chocolate.
- Comment
- A typical Perthshire-style honey-ball. Perhaps too sweet for some palates but it holds its age brilliantly.
Whisky Magazine Issue 11
Highland Malts Tasting - Lagavulin - Buffalo Trace - Cigars - Fishing.
Published September 2000.
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