Glenfiddich Fire & Cane

Nose of banana creme brûlée. Taste of slight rum baked bread and finishes short.

An interesting and enjoyable remix to the classic Glenfiddich recipe. Adding spice and light peat to the sweat traditional vanilla and fruit notes. $0(on the house)/ pour woohoo $50/bottle Nose:sweet fruit, molasses,and nuts. Palate: syrup hits your mouth with super ripe fruit, followed buy a green apple nut mix. The spice and peat show up at the end. Finish: a satisfying peaty/spicy finish, does not linger long but does leave a nice sweet finish on the tongue.

43%abv very nice and sweet. Just a hint of smoke (wood fire)

With a very balanced smell between sweet smoke and barbecued cereal (essentially the same thing), the taste reflects the same qualities, but with a surprisingly light body. Smoke carries well; although it's got the peat base taste, it really does seem to ride a sweet, light wave and get the smoky job done without overpowering anything. The malty flavor is a well rounded blend of the standard finds: cereal, honey, grass, sea. Speaking of the sea, there is a slightly salty finish, which really, really pairs well with the moderate smoke linger.

Oily peat on the nose, beautiful rising mid palate, sweet, no peat on tasting. Nice complexity. Orange peel