Tastes

Spiced oak aroma, musty and aged like mahogany. Smallest hint of sweetness toasted caramel. Touch of acetone too. Same flavor profile dominates the palate, a complex wash of wood, seems like more woods than just oak but I don't really know. The tail feels longer than the body, there's a good amount of creamy richness but I expected a tad more for the age. The tail still carries the flavor beautifully long into a tingly woody tail. Just like the nose, sweetness is there but takes a backseat. Vanilla and darker caramel sauce. Taste more honey as I sip. The bar's bottle was rather low, I wonder if maybe it has oxidized a bit.

Wood and musty nose. Dark complex fruit on the tongue, with a good amount of oak mixed in. Plum, raisin, and oak coming in on the tail. Well done, not as well developed as 25s from other distilleries.

Mellow sweet aroma. Maybe some peach or fruit? Strong peach flavor on the tongue, but not much else. Medium rich, short tail. Pleasant, but a little one dimensional.

Deep toffee sweet aroma. Smells amazing. Caramel and molasses. Wonderful flavor, high proof fire and light spice. Caramel sweetness the center with spice underneath, long sparkling tail. Proof and flavors compliment each other wonderfully.

Deep musty earthy aroma. Pretty faint. Toffee and earthy notes on the tongue, interesting flavor. Complex. Good flavor but a little thin, would love more body.

strong wood aroma, very nice. Wood spice on the tongue, light caramel underneath. Fiery and tingly, pepper and cinnamon. Spice takes the front seat but the sweetness tempers it. Fantastic.

Light aroma, grain and honey. Same flavors on the tongue, with a very mild spice. Super sweet honey dominates. Spice grows on the tail, gives it a nice tingle. Medium to light body and richness. Touch of creaminess.

Dark malty. Toffee caramel aroma with some oak. Deep almost musty flavor, slightly complex mixed with oak. Floral earthy tones, light sweetness. Medium to heavy richness, nice chocolatey tail. Lovely.

Damp earth, floral, light peat aroma. Super weird and smokey. Peat flavor is way stronger on the tongue, with a combination of spice and proof burn underneath. The three go together wonderfully. Rich, long tail to carry the spice. Fiery and powerful. Fantastic.

Spicy and rich. Chocolate and rye spice flavors.