Tastes

Quite simply , a most pleasurable taste experience. The nose,to me is red candy apple, quite fragrant and inviting. The pallet, exquisite., with a gentle wood start, then a crescendo into a little nuttyness, bold ly brown sugary oak, then quickly simmers ta gentle green apple back of the tongue. What a wonderful taste journey.

(Sorry, cask strength) What an amazing nose, aromatic creamy buttered nuts with a little vanilla, taste blows up on your tongue with a mouthful of different heavenly flavours. A deep earthy caramel citrus peel then hits pretty hard with the abv, but it’s quite pleasant. Finishes quickly, with a warm lingering faint butterscotch sweetness. There may be an oh so faint smokiness, but it’s so far away, and that’s nice. Worth a taste, for sure.

The nose is refreshingly original, Carmel citrus and a Lorie fresh cut wood. The taste is adventurous, deep yer light, slightly vanilla and slightly pitted fruit. A rich classy lasting finish, but not heavy or thick.

The nose I get is a salty Oceanside barn, lightly clean smoked and a little leather. There’s a bit of sweet fruity, almost apple slices in half. The first so hours you with a warm spicy sweetness, and a much more pronounced smokiness, but that quickly leaves you with a sweet lingering spicy heat on the tongue. To me it’s got some life, there’s a lot going on here, like different chapters in a good book. Distinct taste chapters with a lasting conclusion that lasts long after the book is closed. An interesting taste experience, worth a try.

A wonderfully complex noise, deep and caesmelly, with a fresh and light background smoke. Taste, wonderfully smooth rich and buttery, with a smooth smokiness at the back of the tongue. A long tasty finish lasts until the next sip.

A new fave! Intense taste-it-in-the-nose sweet smoke start. It quickly softens to a clean pipe smoke mixed with slight butterscotch. A briney natural light lingering finish, slightly sweet, with a light leather smoke.

Definately not a subtle sipper, but not in a bad way. Gentle Sweet Smokey nose, then blam on the tongue. Smokehouse not campfire, with an earthy touch and a bit of pipe g tobacco ash. It sweetens a little, then finishes for some time with a tongue tingly dark berry surprise.

Smokey, but not peaty, quite a simple palate. Slightly fruity with a short, fairly mundane finish. Its not a bad sipper and tasty, just a little uninspiring.

Quite aromatic, saddle, honey, a tad fruity and fall-field, nose. Taste hits with a sweet flagstone firepit smoke, with slight caramel. A delightfully long smokey finish that is quite satisfying and pleasant. The nose to taste to finish transition is bold, not subtle, but it really works.

Quite a clean wood smoke noise with a hint of stone fruit, slight make sap. Taste smacks with campfire burning on a slab of slate, quite unique and quite earthy. Finishes long and wispy.