Aberfeldy 21 Year

Nose: honeysuckle, malt, toasted grains, fruitcake, sherry, spices. Palate: silky smooth, oily, creamy, and luxurious. Dried fruits, orange peel, toasted coconut. Has a long finish with smoke, spice, anda little herbal quality. This one is quite good. I was rather surprised by this one.

If heaven is real, the devil’s cut cannot touch this over how difficult the taste is able to compare to. Our ancient ancestors did not know what to do when they were making words because nothing can really comprehend this bottle within the totality of human vernacular. This isn’t Scotch, this is magic. On the nose, I get vanilla and sweetness. Its very subtle but somehow potent. The front has an apple note with a texture so silky and so smooth like water, alcohol doesn’t really come out here. It might as well be the 8th wonder of the world. In the middle, it brings a potent honey and vanilla pallate that gives me a come to Jesus moment. Its truly smooth To finish, while it does gain strength, it ends with an experience reminiscent of a euphoria that only comes through psychoactive experiences. In the words of Kevin Boggs, “I feel like I just smoked a nice joint and had a euphoric high.”

Not bad at all but disappointing. Still that old style whisky taste is good.