Tastes

The nose is white chocolate, with some leaves as well, very pleasant and not choking The palate is a bit lighter than expected, but continues with the impression of white chocolate, with also very identifiable peach notes. Toffee sweet. The finish concentrates into an espresso with dark chocolate and some smoke. I actually really like this one, it is like a perfect digestif that ends a meal well with something smooth, a bit sweet and coffee like.

I am actually surprised to see so many negative comments. I agree the price tag is a bit high, but I think it lives up to the expectation of a slightly more pricey Mortlach. The nose is delicate with apples, nuts and caramel. On palate it is elegant - very smooth with apples and apricots, followed by some toasted marshmallows and cinnamon. The finish is lingering honey with toasty notes. I am happy to have this bottle on my shelf and it is a great drink to accompany a book or a classic movie.

Nose is flora, honey and grass. The alcohol sensation is quite strong likely augmented by the sharp grass scent. On palate it has similar characters. Gives an impression of a raw whisky from the countryside (which probably quite fits Wyoming). The finish is medium length and more oaky.

Very interesting nose with peat and smoke of course, with grassy at first sniff, but afterwards also citrus, lemon zest and surprising some red fruit character. On palate it is sweet, with citrus, caramel, honey above the peat and smoke. Finish is pleasant honey sweetness that stays great for a long while

It started with grassy and vegetal peat on the nose, but gradually some sweetness and hint of honey emerge. Similar on the palate. The finish is medium in length with grassy and sweet notes

Nose is very peaty and smoky as expected. Also with creamy chocolate, vanilla and raisins. On palate it feels stronger than 46%, the milk chocolate is more apparent with even a bit of coffee. The finish is long and sweet with the chocolate flavours, with some rounded peat.

Cask no.: B141217091A Aroma: Nutty, vanilla and a bit smoky Palate: Charred wood, tea but surprising with some tropical fruit like pineapple notes. Quite a strong burn Finish: Sweet honey and fruit, long and pleasant

The nose is filled with the slightly sweet peat of Laga, with a scent of sea salt. It has intensity but not choking. On palate there is chocolate and caramel coming out quickly. Smoky and peaty as expected. The oily texture makes you feel like it is a very rich dessert with fancy smoke but is not as sweet. The finish actually brings a bit of charcoal and grass. It is soft and pleasant.