Glen Scotia 18 Year

Apple aroma, tea notes in flavor.

Very overpriced for the flavours. Burnt sherry, sawdust, and overpowered by the alcohol. Feels like it’s been aged for the sake of having an 18yr offering

Carmel start with a sandalwood finish. Not unpleasant but just ok.

A- amber +1,high viscosity N- honey, vanilla, toffee, tangerine, orange zest, sultanas, berries, apricot, plums, chocolate P- light pleasant fruity spicy arrival, full rich, oily, honey, vanilla, toffee, sultanas, plums, apricots, red berries, chocolate, wet oak, walnuts, licorice, sea water F- medium finish, sweet-fruity-oaky aftertaste C- it's interesting to experience how this dram will evolve in your glass at the beginning you get the bourbon cask influence and then when you let it rest in your glass the sherry cask start to kicks in, this show you how complex and well balanced this dram is.

fruity, berry, red fruit, sweetness, pleasant, candy, mid pep, dry 2.75 complexity, lemon, citrus, berries - starts off with a mellow flat, and then you start to get some fruity notes as described above... this then rolls into a woody oak finish 2.25 oaky and bitter notes, low sustain 2.25 2.25 Heavy pep, eye watery, creamy, berry , mandarin citrus, lemon peels , zest 3 Bland , flat, slight sweetness. Hollow oak, dry, woody, bitterness, 1 Mid sustain oaky and little smoke 1 1.5

Vanilla, oak, and sea air in the nose. Sweet vanilla, oak, citrus or lemon zest, and salt on the palette. Citrus and oak remain in the medium-length finish. 3 cl sample from The Premium Whisky Advent Calendar (2020 Edition).