Distillery | Gerston |
Bottler | The Lost Distillery Company |
Serie | Batch 1 |
Bottled for | X |
Distilled date | Not Specified |
Bottling date | Not Specified |
Country | Scotland |
Age | Not Specified |
Cask Type | X |
Cask Number | X |
Alcohol % | 46% |
Volume | 0,70 |
Condition | Perfect |
Label | Perfect |
Stock | 0 |
Colour: gold.
Nose: this one is peatier, smokier and tarrier, and I can well imagine some old malts being similar to this. A lot of soot, coal smoke, fumes... It's all quite dry and noses as fat as pitch. How did they do that? Also cider apples, old leather, Barbour grease...
Mouth: oh this is clever... Frankly, I used to think this venture was very fishy, but now that I'm trying the malts, all I could add is 'well done'. Perfect acridness, dry nuts, antiseptic, liquorice sticks, cough medicine, lime, green tea, ashes...
Finish: very long, ashy and on full 'green' peat smoke. When acridness's an asset...
Comments: a huge surprise again. What strikes me even more is that it does taste like a single malt, in a way, and not at all like a wishy-washy blend. Impressed
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