Tastes

Nose: Notes of chocolate (75% dark like), light vanilla and dried fig. Some fresh firewood in the background. Taste: Honed and roasted coffee, still 75% dark chocolate, and actual rubber but in a good way. Verdict: Nice one, slightly differs from Lagavulin signature style, getting the spirit of Posh Lannister family.

Nose: Slight understory scent, with mossy wet wood and some honeycomb. Taste: Reassuring dram for a cold winter day. Honey and vanilla notes, warm leather and cinnamon ending on a light salty note. Good whisky overall, ticks every box a good Highland malt should.

- Nose: Orange peel, Wet autumn leaves, hint of caramel/vanilla, maybe some far marzipan. - Mouth: Warm and oily, marzipan intensifies on the back palate, I pick some dried fig, hint of citrus and some sugar. Little bit of corky flavour, but not in a bad way. Overall a good "Cold evening with some hot tea and a dram" experience 👌

Nose: I pick up some nice "handcrafted suede" , vanilla, very light hint of citrus and some freshly cut wood. Taste: Peat comes to the palate in a delicate way (for a Lagavulin), it brings along some brown sugar, almpnds and orange peel notes, followed by what I can describes as something between toffee and milk chocolate. All is wrapped up in a warm coffee and caramel finish. Overall a very nice "Autumn evening in a comfy sofa" dram.