Tastes

Beautifully balanced whisky. For a more sherry fan than peat this creates a very well balanced combination. Not excessively prayed with delicate and round notes of sherry that are not overpowering. Starts gently in your mouth as the peat explodes and grows in circles in a long, intense but refined finish

Nose: Smokey, peated and reminding you of a campfire in the woods. Some salty and medicinal notes. Taste: more subtle in mouth than in nose. Peat comes first but gives way to softer and more delicate flavors, with a hint of vanilla. Finish: peat lingers in mouth and mixes with some maritime and slightly sweet notes. Overall: a straightforward masculine dram that does it job but it is not complex.

Day 1 calender 2019. Nose: lots of oak notes with some nuts, spices and a tad orange peel. Second nosing with water even more oak. Complex, round and very spicy. Grows in your mouth and coats it. Less sweet than expected and quite oaky again. Medium finish that lingers with the spicy notes.

Nice nose that seems sweeter when compared to its taste in which the sherry influence is less felt. Hints of vanilla, light and no alcohol burn. Very short after taste

Mild, delicate. Reminds of a very easy drinking lowlands

Balanced whisky in which nothing stands out. Neither the sweetness or the peat or the malty character. Drinkable but not exciting.

Nose: strong sherry influence, toffee, caramel, dark chocolate and Christmas cake. Palate: sweet, oily and round. Toffee and caramel again and lots of sherry influence with some citrus notes. Finish: medium to long with a soft spicy touch and some oak influence

Lovely amber color thanks to E150 which makes you think of a sherry finish that is not there. Nose: smoke, salty and maritime. Palate: smoke but not overpowering, maritime notes and with some good ratio of spice. Some oak influence too. Medium to long finish.

Lovely nose with full sherry. Notes of caramel and some nuts. Oily, round and balanced in mouth with sherry at the beginning and which expands. Delicate but rather short finish