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Reviewed
March 6, 2019 (edited July 28, 2019)
Trying another Irish Whisky in March, Bushmills Black Bush.
Pours into my Glencairn a nice caramel color.
NOSE: Enjoyable. Cereal Grains, Crisp Apple, Dark Fruits, Leather, Sherry, Straw and Old Oak.
NEAT: Slightly Thick & Oily mouthfeel. Malted Grains, Cocoa, Vanilla, Sherry, Oak. Slightly Bitter on the finish with almost zero burn. Dangerously easy to drink. Leaves a tingly coating of Grain and Sweet Oak.
SPLASH: Allows the Sherry notes to dominate the nose. Tuns the palate a more Traditional Vanilla. Helps with the bitterness.
Verdict: A definite step-up from the traditional white label and a little better than the Red Bush. A very enjoyable, uncomplicated sipper with just the right amount of sherry influence.
30.0
USD
per
Bottle