Speyburn 10 Years Old Tasting notes and reviews
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Speyburn 10 Years Old
- Brand
- Speyburn
- Expression
- 10 Years Old
- Type
- Scotch Whisky ~ Single Malt
- Age
- 10 years old
- Abv
- 40.00%
- Produced at
- Speyburn Distillery
- Region
- Speyside
- Website
- www.inverhouse.com
- Availability
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Martine Nouet
- Nose
- Elegant and light. Vibrant gingerbread. Spicy. Stewed apricot. A hint of toasted almonds.
- Palate
- Smooth and soothing. Liquorice. Develops into creamy custard flavours.
- Finish
- A bit too soft but later enhanced by a spicy note, releasing a slight bitterness. Chewed stalk.
- Comment
- Quite a pleasant pre-dinner dram, with light nibbles perhaps. A little shy though. Would yield more at a higher alcoholic strength or in a few years.
Dave Broom
- Nose
- Soft and malty. In time there's heather honey, orange and that nutty spicy note which keeps recurring. Water brings out sweet tobacco.
- Palate
- A light, dry, malty start then a really spicy mid-palate. Medium-bodied with a lovely balance struck between spice, dry nut and sweetness.
- Finish
- Spicy, slightly dry.
- Comment
- There's plenty going on here. Not big, but has real charm.
Whisky Magazine Issue 27
Andrew Usher - Amateur Blender - Bunnahabhain - Speyside Tasting.
Published November 2002.
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