Tastes
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Nose: Smoky campfire, salty ham, some hot fresh ginger. Palate: Intensely spicy heat, freshly cracked black pepper, clove, cigars. Finish: Once the heat subsides I'm left with slightly charred sausages over a campfire. It tastes like it smells. Notes: Not for the faint of heart. The cask strength really punches hard on the palate. The spiciniess must feature on the scoville scale somewhere.
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Nose: Malty, loads of creamy chocolate liqueur, some woody notes. Palate: Slightly oily mouthfeel, overripe red apple, floral, blossom, vanilla shortbread. Finish: Black pepper spice, dark chocolate, dry. Notes: As an avid stout drinker the influence here isn't so much on the palate. The nose and finish carries the chocolate qualities often associated with stouts but on the palate I would've expected coffee or roasted malts. What it does offer is texture and weight. It ends up being a nice marriage of the two.
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Nose: Freshly cut green apple, coconut, vanilla buttercream, unripened banana. Palate: Light, green apple, fruity, subtle coconut. Finish: Sherry notes with a trailing gentle oak. Notes: Incredibly drinkable. There's loads more happening on the nose than the palate but it's lovely and what I'd expected / hoped for.
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