Tastes

Evokes: Walking though a cedar forest in the autumn with a thermos of hot water and honey. As described, a beautiful, gentle dram, with honey, oak, and a slight cutesy finish.

Evokes: when you try and take a paracetamol and it starts dissolving in your mouth prematurely. This kept evolving and not a good way during the first sip, but the second sip was not as bad.

Evokes: a tootsie roll. Not in that it tastes like a tootsie roll but in the way it makes my mouth feel. A tootsie rolls is ostensibly chocolate but it doesn’t taste like chocolate. This is ostensibly a single malt but it’s giving college.

Evokes: Fresh baked bread under a warm weighted blanket in front of a crackling fire at Christmas time. The best time of year encapsulated in a lovely dram. 🎄 The scotch that made me love whisky; hard to say no to that moment of pure joy.

Evokes: sucking on a cough drop and then eating a burnt salted caramel sweet.

Evokes: summer bonfires on a kelp covered beach.

Evokes: a night at the symphony Fantastic harmony of flavours: initial aromas of orange marmalade. Lovely vanilla finish

Too much burn for a 46% dram. Evokes: eating an overly raisined scone, walking by a street where tar is being freshly laid.

Love the beginning: a wonderful blend of smoke and citrus. Middle has got a briny/gym sock flavour along with the alcohol tingle and burn that I’m not a fan of. Lovely butterscotch finish. Overall, evokes a hike through a forest with a tough elevation change in the middle which leads to an excellent view which makes it mostly worth the climb.

Evokes: toasted brioche with maple butter only you left the bread in the toaster for a touch too long. Smoke to the face with a lacklustre finish. Improved with water.