Tastes

Quite light smell, not very fruity. A barely hidden smell of dirt and pines. Full rich body. At the mouth, it gets creamy and marine touches like oysters. At the end, one can taste bitter oranges or other passed citrus

Very light dram. A fruity and strong vanilla smell that one can find over the tasting. Not very strong and thus it makes it a good whisky for starters or people who like fruity lowland kind. Nevertheless, I liked it even though I wanted a more full bodied dram

Really fruity and sweet smell (maybe chocolate?), not a lot of peat at the nose but a smell of dirt or fresh grass. A lot of legs in the glass but quick to come back down. First taste salty but light despite the 43%. Second taste one can feel the peat coming over and it's round and oily aspects slowly lifting and dancing on the tongue. Adding a small drop of water the lighter smell reminds a cold sea and a hidden touch of dark chocolate or blond coffee. The next tastes let the salt and seaweed mistress along with the fruit and pepper, vanilla behind the oily and maybe a nut texture. First time with the Oban 14. really loved the smell and recommends it for shores whisky's amateurs