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Reviewed
September 21, 2020 (edited August 17, 2021)
3.25
3.25 out of 5 stars
pale gold, with many long, slow moving legs
on the nose, buttery, smoke, toffee, honey
mouthfeel is light, sharp, with notes of lemon, pepper, something herbal/grassy
finish is short
reminiscent of compass box's peat monster. not the most complex, but enjoyable with a splash of water
Briny nose with a bit of smoke hint of maple syrup underneath. Palate is a bit shiny up front but with a quick brine and smoke. Ends with a sweet smoke that doesn't linger too much.
Nose: Briney, Maritime Salt. Kelp. Like a burning logfire by the beach. Slight scent of lemon and a brief hint of Granny Smith.
Palate: The apple flavouring intensifies - like a dry cider. The brine/saltiness rings through, bring with it a bold but not overpowering smoke. Mineral-dry feel on the palate.
Finish: Lemon peel with a short jab of peat and ash.
Comparable to Lagavulin's 8 year old in my opinion.