Nose: lots a syrupy grape. Faint cereal malt. Dry wood. Later red wine. Body: full, mouth coating. Palate: little smoke and sweet syrup grape, faint cereal, rubber Finish: fairly big and pretty long. Not exactly smokey more like a lingering hot grape. Really nice. Note: batch 6 as a taste from Jared. 59.9%. This is a luxurious sweet large bold dram. Very delicious

Smooth and sherry

Batch 071 - 61.5% ABV/123 Proof On the nose: big sherry cask notes of raisins, cherry, vanilla and some sherry funk/sulfur, and some ethanol On the palate: big chewy honey, orange, huge raisin note, cherry and baking spice. Drinks a little hot, but it is 123 proof after all With some water: mellow honey, more even sherry notes of raisin, dried figs, and black cherry and pronounced baking spices. This is the way to drink in my opinion On the finish: sweet and fruity - a lasting finish Overall: Powerful stuff. Sherry bomb concentrate. If you like cask strength bourbon and sherry bombs, this is a great pick in particular

Doft: rund, lätt stickande, vanilj, sherry? Smak: Vanilj, nötig, "stark", först rund sen stickande på tungan.

Nose- sharp sherry with some  carmel Taste- sharp dry sherry that then turns into into a sweet drark fruit explosion. Def multi layered. That hard sherry carmel is a different kind of feeling Finish- sweetness slowly fades with the heat that came up I keep getting different tastes from this. At first I wasn't sure but I think I could like this.

A/b testing against macallan ed 4, and thats an excellent yet wildly overpriced dram with mellower orange notes. Here the orange notes are very prominent even overpowering the other oloroso notes. Need to test this vs macallan classic cut, although both are just ok compared to glenallachie, glendronach, and edradour cask strength expressions.