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Distilled date | 2005 |
Bottling date | 2014 |
Country | Scotland |
Region | Speyside |
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Alcohol percentage | 45 |
Volume | 0,70 |
Condition | In original container |
Label | Perfect |
Stock | 0 |
Nose : Oh yea, this is quite different isn’t it? The wine is here with a nice sourish note, as well as citrus fruit and vanilla, a hint of smoke and maybe some red fruit as well, it’s meatier than the 10 year old, but the smoke is toned down, cinnamon and maybe even floral notes. Feels a tad young.
Palate: Lots of red fruit as can be expected, with sour-ish notes of wine, ripe oranges, more of the meaty/ winey feeling going, I quite like the palate to be honest, it’s maybe not as refined and complex as the 10 year old, but the wine adds a nice kick, and the dark cherry / berries feel with the smoke works well for me.
Finish: Milk chocolate filled with red fruit, and a whiff of smoke.
This is actually a very good whisky. I find the wood finish complements the liquid , and the red fruit and smoke work well. It’s young, and not as well rounded as the 10 year old, but if you’re a fan of the distillery style, this is a nice option to try.