Tastes
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The last of the three main isay heaven hitters left for me to try, and it didn’t disappoint. Living up to its name the laphroiag 10yr leads with big peat and is carried by seaweed and salt and pepper and leathery notes throughout. Nose: peat and leather Palate: peat, salt and pepper, leather Finish: bitter leather, seaweed, and leather $13/pour, $40/ bottle13.0 USD per PourAndy's Jazz Club & Restaurant
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A sweet and full dram that hits the spot with light peat, vanilla, nuts, and salt. Not exceedingly complex but full and long lingering with a delicious taste. Nose: simple vanilla and nuts. Surprisingly no trace of peat Palate: nuts and salt first then vanilla and followed by a very pleasant peat and spice. Finish: slow and nice just like the Jazz I listened to while drinking. 16/pour 70/bottle16.0 USD per PourAndy's Jazz Club & Restaurant
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A phenomenal Islay peat bomb! The peat of lagavulin with the spice and bold fruit flavors that warm the body and bring a satisfied smile. Nose: Smokey, with light sweetness Palate: bold, spice comes, then fruit, then peat. Finish: pleasant, Smokey, and medium to long length. $12/pour $50/bottle12.0 USD per PourThe Red Lion Pub
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Port Charlotte Islay Barley
Single Malt — Islay, Scotland
Reviewed January 26, 2020 (edited April 25, 2020)A sweat and salty, peaty Islay that hits the spot! Inviting and not overwhelming despite the high peat (40ppm) Nose: sweet green apples, smoke, citrus Palate: complex and interesting. Smoke and peat playing nicely with spice, citrus, and light vanilla. Finish: beautiful slow and warm. A light citrus note combines with the smoke to leave you peaceful. $15/pour, $60/bottleApogee -
Glenmorangie Nectar d'Or Sauternes Cask Finish
Single Malt — Highlands, Scotland
Reviewed January 4, 2020"A pleasant honey/vanilla spice dram that is easy to sip and share! Nose: green fruit and vanilla Palate: spice first then vanilla. Honey becomes more apparent as you sip. Finish: lightly spiced and honey. A very nice finish" -
Glenlivet 12 Year Double Oak
Single Malt — Speyside, Scotland
Reviewed December 26, 2019 (edited December 27, 2019)A classic simple sipper. Nothing shocking or extreme, but pleasant and inviting. Nose: sweet vanilla Palate: Vanilla followed by apple sauce and fresh cut grass, and I tiny spice. Finish: short, light, and vanilla
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