Tastes
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Sweetness from dried fruits, like plums and cherries, dominates the nose with a hint of cinnamon spice as well. The first sip introduces chocolate and some orange citrus flavors, as well as delivering on the dried fruit from the nose. Fairly smooth finish, with a hint of spice and even more dried fruits. Love it.
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Highland Park 12 Year
Single Malt — Islands, Scotland
Reviewed February 6, 2015 (edited March 20, 2015)Sweetness of honey and vanilla on the nose, with just a subtle hint of peat. The sweetness follows through to the palette, with an earthy peatyness that appears on the finish. Fairly smooth, with a bit of spice. I'm a fan! -
Port Charlotte 10 Year First Edition
Single Malt — Islay, Scotland
Reviewed January 17, 2015 (edited August 4, 2015)Ahhh, that peat. It definitely dominates the nose and palate, but also features a nice sweetness of honey, brown sugar, and vanilla. A touch of cinnamon in there as well. A good spice on the finish, with a hint of bitter chocolate coming through at the end. -
Don't let the rather pungent nose throw you, this is a fairly smooth scotch, with hints of spice, wood, and the sea on the palate. It finishes smooth, but relatively quickly too. Not great, but not actively bad either. What would be 3/5 becomes 2/5 due to the price - it's just not worth that much, IMO.
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Glenfiddich 15 Year Solera Reserve
Single Malt — Speyside, Scotland
Reviewed January 9, 2015 (edited April 24, 2018)Fruity on the nose, sweet on the palate, and smooth on the finish. What's not to love? -
The delicious, ashy scent of a campfire comes out as soon as you open the bottle. This dominates the nose, but there's a touch of citrus and sweetness as well - even a bit of fruit in there. The smoke delivers on the palate with a touch of sweetness as well. It all finishes with a relatively mild, yet nice spice.
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