Amrut Fusion Indian Single Malt Whisky

I could inhale its sweetly perfumed aromas for long enough to lose myself in a fantasy landscape of violets and heather. There's a lemon note too that foreshadows flavors of pink grapefruit underpinned by a blast of smoke and oak. Its goodbye kiss brings to mind the buttery Meyer lemon sauce that graced my cod last night. No wonder the bottle's gone down quicker than many a pricier dram in my collection.

It's OK, it's interesting, it's different, but it's not amazing, the fruity flavours, the overly rich sweetness and the muddy, stale peat just don't mix that well for me. Yes, to be fair, the finish is pretty good, there are some nice roasted notes, but I prefer Paul John Edited.