Tastes

At a M&H tasting this one was one of the lesser ones for me. Still decent though. As was explained elements is 50 % M&H Classic, which does come back in the taste. I've had better winematured whiskies however.

Quite tasty for it's age, but being young misses some subtlety and refinement. Cereal, honey.

Part of the 'The Whiskymaker's Editions' from The Lakes. Matured in two different types of French oak, previously used as wine casks. A pleasant, fruity smell. It tingles the tongue, fills your mouth with flavour and lingers for a long time. I really enjoy it.

I tasted most products of Wolfburn at a tasting event. Out of Aurora, 375, Northland, Morven, Langskip, The Nectar, and 318, I prefered the 375 and 318. However, at this pricepoint there are better options out there for me. Langskip initially had apple and candy in the nose. It fills your mouth. Peppery burn and alcoholburn, apple, salty seawater, almond, a little medicinal, caramel.

I tasted most products of Wolfburn at a tasting event. Out of Aurora, 375, Northland, Morven, Langskip, The Nectar, and 318, I prefered the 375 and 318. However, at this pricepoint there are better options out there for me. Morven had light peaty bbqsmoke in the nose and mouth. A bit of medicinal alcohol. Not super impactful in terms of flavour.

I tasted most products of Wolfburn at a tasting event. Out of Aurora, 375, Northland, Morven, Langskip, The Nectar, and 318, I prefered the 375 and 318. However, at this pricepoint there are better options out there for me. With Northland the ex-laphroagh quarter casks that were used certainly imprinted on the flavours and added a light smokeyness. Personally I wasn't overly impressed.

I tasted most products of Wolfburn at a tasting event. Out of Aurora, 375, Northland, Morven, Langskip, The Nectar, and 318, I prefered the 375 and 318. However, at this pricepoint there are better options out there for me. The 375 was comparable to aurora, with dark chocolate, cherry, and that peppery burn, but less of an underlying medicinal taste. More orange or exotic fruit in the nose. Lighter than aurora. A little less impact as well in the mouth, but overall the balance of flavours was more preferable for me.

I tasted most products of Wolfburn at a tasting event. Out of Aurora, 375, Northland, Morven, Langskip, The Nectar, and 318, I prefered the 375 and 318. However, at this pricepoint there are better options out there for me. Aurora had a pleasant mellow smell. Cherry in the nose. A little bit of woodburn. Dark chocolate, peppery burn, a little medicinal alcohol, lasts decently long.

A nice smokey logfire smell, with dark fruit lingering beneath. The taste fills your mouth with wood, smoke, brine and a little bit of burn. It lasts long. Overall very good in my opinion.