Bruichladdich Black Art 1992 05.1 Edition 24 Year

Very nice easy to drink whisky. Gets better after letting it sit in the glass for about 20 min. It’s definitely engaging enough to keep going back to but I can find a lot of other expressions for a third of the price that I enjoy just as much. In saying that is is well done and did really enjoy it.

Bruichladdich luxury tasting, Part II. I had my handwritten notes from the tasting event, but just haven't got around to adding them to the app. This is still delicious whisky, though I have to say the exclusive Bourbon influence (according to the Bruichladdich rep) makes for a more cakey, dessert like whisky that doesn't have the breadth of the other Black Arts I tried. Probably not worth the $400 price tag. N: Cedar, caramel, vanilla P: Black pepper and charcoal, salted chocolate, maple candy, pecans. F: Long and delicate, with pepper and burnt sugar.

Had this in a flight alongside Glenfiddich Project XX, Strathmill 25 Year, Macallan Edition 2, this, Tomatin 15 Moscatel Cask, and Springbank 20 Rum Cask. Brilliant. Best of the night. Full of flavor from chocolate, dried fruit, raisins, vanilla, spices, tropical fruits, and bananas.

Tastes like a smooth macallan 18

Tasted at Drumbar (Chicago) some months ago. This is very good whisky but not on the same league as 4.1, that was AMAZING.