Tastes
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A one-dimensional whisky with peat overpowering every other note. There's peat, with a touch of peat and hints of peat. If Zeus grants you the ability, you may also get hints of cut grass and citrus. The palate is kinda sweet, with some pepperiness and Malboro. The finish is bitter and unpleasant. Skip!
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Amrut Single Cask Peated Barley Port Pipe
Single Malt — India
Reviewed June 18, 2018 (edited April 13, 2021)Amazing stuff and you could swear this thing comes from the Hebrides. There's brine and white glue on the nose, with plenty peat but little smoke. On the palate there's spice and malted barley, like an exotic beer. The finish is really long and lingering. I recommend, like just about every Amrut. -
Full disclosure: I might be a hater, so feel free to discard this review. To my defense, however, I reviewed this whisky blind AND I generally really enjoy Glengoynes. This was a disappointing dram and none of the aromas or notes played nice together. There's a predominant cereal element on the nose, like oatmeal. Also honey, nuttiness and some fruit cake. The palate is peppery and long.
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Tamdhu Batch Strength Batch 002
Single Malt — Speyside, Scotland
Reviewed June 18, 2018 (edited August 15, 2018)I don't know about 93, and truthfully I enjoyed this less than my 3 friends during a blind tasting, but it was still enjoyable. There's toasted barley, walnut and stewed fruit on the nose - the sherry influence is obvious on first whiff. The palate has a touch of oak with cacao nibs and tobacco on the finish. The high ABV is subtle here, and it adds pleasant weight and complexity to this whisky, but there's no wow factor. Still... Enjoyable. Cheers! -
Glen Grant 18 Year
Single Malt — Speyside, Scotland
Reviewed June 18, 2018 (edited November 18, 2020)Well crafted and balanced. Light on the nose with hints of honey and fragrant fruit. The palate has touches of baking spice and brown sugar with bitter dark chocolate on the finish. Quite good.
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